Author: William G. Nolan

The Challenges Facing the 50 year-old Son or Daughter

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.

Elder Law Homewood, AL: Understanding Legal Information

Living Wills, Advance Directives, and Medical POAs: Aren’t They The Same Thing?

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?

RELAX! WHAT COULD POSSIBLY GO WRONG?

No one likes to give up the privilege of driving. It is one of our first rites of passage into adulthood and it is an expression of our freedom to go wherever we choose.

Elder Law Mountain Brook, Al: Power of Attorney

Why Is a Power of Attorney So Important?

A power of attorney is a legal document that names an “agent” to make medical or financial decisions.

Elder Law Vestavia, AL: Long-Term Plans

When Is the Best Time to Discuss Long-Term Plans?

Your mom is getting older, and her health is changing. You’re starting to wonder if you put off considering her long-term care plans longer than you should have.

Five Things to Understand About Estate Planning

Estate planning is essential, it’s never too early for your dad to talk to an elder law attorney.

Divorce on the Beach Event

William G. Nolan and Jennifer S. Taylor will both be presenters at “Divorce on the Beach”, Alabama’s longest-running continuing education event for Alabama attorneys.

Protect Assets Before Your Dad Goes Into a Nursing Home

What would lead your dad to live in a nursing home? Lots of chronic health conditions can progress to a point where skilled nursing care in a nursing home is essential.

How Much Can Your Mom’s Doctor Tell You?

Have you ever thought about how much your mom’s doctor is allowed to tell you? The HIPAA Privacy Rule protects a patient’s medical and personal health information.

Announcing Our New Company Name

Nolan Elder Law, LLC has changed its name to “The Alabama Elder Care Law Firm, LLC”!