Seven Areas of Elder Law That You Need to Talk About
Your mom is getting older, and you wonder if she’s taken every possible step to protect herself and her estate.
Your mom is getting older, and you wonder if she’s taken every possible step to protect herself and her estate.
Whether your mom served or her spouse did, she may qualify for VA benefits that help with things like health care services and long-term care.
Have you ever considered estate planning measures? No matter how much wealth you have, there are several areas that you need to consider as you get older.
Health emergencies can create situations that make it important to update a will.
Asset protection is important regardless of your dad’s lack of wealth as it involves protecting your wealth from seizure.
Your dad served in the military, and that means he might qualify for VA benefits that help pay for some of his long-term care.
Medicaid penalizes all gifts, whether large or small, and regardless of purpose.
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.
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!
The AARP reports that 19% of adults 72 or older do not have a living trust or will, while 42% of adults 53 to 71 have one.