The Toughest People to Help with Estate Planning
As estate-planners, we work with a wide range of people, from young couples to much older widows and widowers.
As estate-planners, we work with a wide range of people, from young couples to much older widows and widowers.
Simple estate-planning is less expensive than not having plans in place, and yet people don’t seem to understand that fact.
The Alabama Elder Care Law Firm, LLC has been leading a series of workshop/webinar/zoom presentations on the subject of Medicaid. The series so far includes 3 sessions: When is the Right Time to Apply for Medicaid? More About the Application Process How to Protect the Family Home from having to be Sold The audience includes…
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Your mom wants to age at home, and it seems like a reasonable choice at this point. What steps should she be taking to protect herself if something happens in the future?
You’re a long-distance caregiver. You don’t live close enough to your mom and dad to stop by their home. You help them in other ways.
Let’s say you are married and your husband’s health has declined to the point where he needs skilled care in a skilled care facility, a/k/a, a nursing home.
Not everyone has to be in critical condition to need someone else to make important medical decisions for them.
Whether it’s dementia or severe arthritis leading to the need for long-term care, you have to consider how it’s being paid for.
Many people, around age 50, are suddenly thrust into the role of caring for their parents. Many have never thought about the issues facing seniors but now they must find the time to find the answers.
e heard of advance directives and living wills. You’ve also heard your doctor mention a medical power of attorney. Are they the same thing?