Preparing for your long term care needs
The most expensive part of your retirement may be long term care. Not everyone plans for it, but it is...
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January 14, 2020
Elder Law, Long Term Care Planning
Elder Law, Long Term Care Planning
Elder Law and Long Term Care Planning
WHAT IS ELDER LAW? Among lawyers, there really is no clear definition for the term Elder Law. Why? Because it...
November 25, 2015
Long Term Care, Long Term Care Planning
Long Term Care, Long Term Care Planning
5 Long Term Care Planning Tips
What long term care planning tips can you pass along? I got a lot of phone calls about long term...
October 7, 2014
Long Term Care, Long Term Care Planning, Trusts
Long Term Care, Long Term Care Planning, Trusts
Why Would One Use A Trust to Help Plan for Long Term Care?
Planning for long-term care involves the consideration of many factors. There are a number of reasons that trusts can be...
July 8, 2014
Care for Disabled Family Members, Elder Law, Estate Administration, Legal Topics, Long Term Care Planning, Medicaid
Care for Disabled Family Members, Elder Law, Estate Administration, Legal Topics, Long Term Care Planning, Medicaid
Should My Elderly Parents Consider Setting Up a Living Trust?
A living trust is simply a trust that is created during your lifetime as opposed to a testamentary trust that...
March 23, 2014
End of life decisions, Long Term Care, Long Term Care Planning, Medical
End of life decisions, Long Term Care, Long Term Care Planning, Medical
You Owe it to Yourself and Your Family to Execute an Advance Medical Directive
Why You Owe it to Yourself and Your Family to Execute an Advance Medical Directive Terri Schiavo was only 26...