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Published September 24th, 2022 by Klafehn, Heise & Johnson P.L.L.C

People are often concerned that if they engage in asset protection strategies when looking to be placed in a nursing home, the quality of care will suffer. Kevin Johnson explains why this isn't the case and how KHJ Law facilitates these cases.
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