How Does Elder Law Help Prevent Senior Abuse?
Senior abuse can also happen in the financial realm. Elder law can help your loved one protect their assets and future.
Senior abuse can also happen in the financial realm. Elder law can help your loved one protect their assets and future.
The laws surrounding probate can be very complex to understand. Consult an elder law professional to ensure the process is followed correctly.
Estate planning is an essential piece of protecting your assets as you age. Here is everything you or your senior loved one needs to know.
When you don’t have will in place, courts determine who gets your assets. Talk with an elder law professional to be sure your will is valid and binding.
Elder Law can help your senior loved one name a Power of Attorney, or someone who can speak and make decisions on their behalf if they are unable to.
Do your loved ones a favor- go ahead and finalize your Will, Power of Attorney and all the healthcare documents now, while you have your mental and physical capacity. You can always change them as circumstances change but at least you have them in place if you are unfortunate and have a crisis occur. No one will fault you for having your plans in place but I can guarantee you that if you don’t, people will wonder why you waited too long.
Estate planning is a legal measure that ensures your assets end up where you want them. It divides any property, money, or other assets in ways that ensure the heirs you wish to get your assets are given what you want them to have. With an estate plan, there is no risk of the brother…
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March is Asset Management Awareness Month, founded by the National Property Management Association. While the organization is focused on property management, asset management is important whether you have investment properties or not. Elder law can help. Your dad still lives in the family home. He might have a summer home near a lake or a cabin…
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No matter what stage of life your senior loved one is in, they can get a Power of Attorney. Here are a few stories you may have heard that aren’t true.
American Heart Month takes place each February to raise awareness of the severity of heart disease in the U.S.