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5 Tips for Caring for Aging Seniors During National Elder Law Month
May 4, 2021
Did you know that May is National Elder Law Month? Unlike most attorneys whose work is defined by the type of law they practice, elder law attorneys may be best described by the clients they... Read More
Three Reasons To Have A Pet Trust In Your Estate Plan
April 6, 2021
Is your pet a member of your family? If so, then you may want to make sure your pet is provided for with a trust. Let us discuss three reasons to consider a pet trust in your estate... Read More
Why Your Aging Parent Needs a Power of Attorney Right Now
March 2, 2021
Your aging parent may be in great health, but have you considered what will happen should that change in the future? It can be important to keep in mind that, if your parent suddenly loses... Read More
No Estate Plan? You May Be Headed for Probate.
February 2, 2021
Do you have an estate plan? If not, your estate may be headed for probate when you pass away. Probate means that your estate must be reviewed by a judge in your area probate court. Your... Read More
What Different Types of Trusts Can Be Used in Estate Planning?
January 5, 2021
Did you know that less than half of Americans have an estate plan? Yet, even people with moderate assets could benefit from having a trust in place. Are there different types of trusts to... Read More
How to Care for Family Caregivers During National Family Caregiver Month
November 3, 2020
Have you heard that November is National Family Caregivers Month? Many people do not realize how critical family caregivers can be to the lives of our country’s elderly and disabled... Read More
In the Time of COVID-19, Estate Planning Awareness Week Matters More than Ever
October 13, 2020
Did you know that, this October, we recognize Estate Planning Awareness Week? Estate planning can be an essential part of financial well-being no matter your age or the size of your estate. Many... Read More
Supporting Your Spouse on World Alzheimer's Day
September 7, 2020
Did you know that Alzheimer’s Disease and other forms of dementia are often called “family” diseases because of the significant impact of a diagnosis not only on the person... Read More
Transitioning to an Assisted Living Community
August 7, 2020
There can be a lot to look forward to when we get “old.” For many, old age means retirement, travel, spending more time with family, and so on. Have you considered, however, some of... Read More
Safety Tips for Seniors During Hurricane Season
July 30, 2020
Have you thought about the challenges seniors are facing this hurricane season, especially in light of the COVID-19 pandemic? If you or a loved one are aging in place, or if you struggle with... Read More
