Author: William G. Nolan

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How the Grinch (Medicaid) Stole Christmas (and Hanukkah and birthdays and weddings and everything else!)

Medicaid penalizes all gifts, whether large or small, and regardless of purpose.

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Computer Security Day: All Aspects of Elder Abuse

On Computer Security Day (November 30th), keep your parents safe by teaching your parents about online security.

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Holiday To Do List

Andy Williams was right! It is the most wonderful time of the year, but it is also something else- it is the most dangerous time of the year for many of us!

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Go Commando During the Holidays!

You will most likely be spending a great deal of time over the next couple of months with older relatives, some who you have not seen since this time last year.

Estate Planning

When In-laws are Outlaws!

Here are some recommendations on how to plan to leave your estate to exactly who you want to.

Power Of Attorney

Why Does Your Loved One Need Power of Attorney

A power of attorney (POA) is a legal document that grants an individual (the agent or attorney-in-fact) the authority to make decisions and act on behalf of another person in various legal, financial, or healthcare matters. The extent of the agent’s powers can vary depending on the type of POA, such as financial, healthcare, or…
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What Is Probate Law?

It’s always best to pay an expert in elder law to draw up indisputable legal forms to ensure your family can handle your estate as you wish.

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What Are the Areas of Elder Law?

Elder law is a special brand of law focused on the rights and protections of older adults.

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How Elder Law Helps With Asset Protection

Asset protection is an important conversation for seniors to have with their elder law attorney.

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The Different Types of Powers of Attorney in Elder Law

Be sure to consult with your elder law professional to learn more about the different types of powers of attorney.