Jimmy D. Long, Jr.
I see parents who are at the end of their rope, who love a child with an addiction, a controlling or abusive partner, or who just make plain old bad choices.
What I love most about coming into the office every day is knowing that I have solutions for all these people!
I can’t cure a diagnosis of cancer or Alzheimer’s, but what I can do is this: I can offer peace of mind and solutions to the problems my clients face. I can help take the fear and the sting out of these issues, so you can focus on what’s important. Even for those who don’t have a problem in sight, peace of mind is important. An unexpected health crisis, divorce, or even marriages and remarriages (after one person dies) are an important factor to plan for.
Want to make sure your kids get your assets after you’re gone, and not your wife’s handsome new husband? We can plan for that. I’m active in my community and in my church, and love spending time with my family. I’ve been the president of my local Kiwanis club, and I’ve spent many years helping at the district attorney’s office, especially in cases of child abuse and neglect.
When I’m not working, I’m almost always with my wife and three girls! We are very active and love to travel. I’m pretty lucky that all three girls still like to hang out with their mom and dad, and by the end of a hot day, we’re usually all hanging out in the pool!
Maybe you need an estate plan to make sure your family is protected, or maybe you’re currently in crisis. My team and I work to allow you to work past your fears about losing too much to nursing home costs or running out of money in retirement. My goal is to help families from Natchitoches and Sabine Parishes to create a solid plan for the future, and my incredible team helps me do that.
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You have a vulnerable child with an addiction, gambling problem, controlling spouse, or who will simply never be able to handle money
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You have a child or grandchild with special needs.
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You or a loved one have recently received a diagnosis, and you’re worried about how you’re going to pay for it all
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You’re a healthy senior who wants to get your ducks in a row so you don’t leave a mess for your family to clean up when you’re gone
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You want to make sure everything you’ve worked for goes to your spouse and your kids after you’re gone, not to the next person they marry!
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You want to make sure that if there’s a divorce in your family, your kids are protected – so your money doesn’t go to an ex-daughter or ex-son-in-law
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Medicaid crisis planning
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Estate planning for healthy, vigorous seniors who want to keep what they’ve earned
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Special Needs Planning
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Planning for those with memory problems, such as Alzheimer’s or dementia
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Discovering How to Pay for Care at Assisted Living facilities and Nursing Homes
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Probate and Trust Administration
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Veteran’s Benefits for veterans and their surviving spouses over 65
Even if you already have an existing estate plan in place, your personal, family, and financial situations are constantly changing – and so are estate planning laws.