The Rise of Elder Abuse during COVID19
Unfortunately, elder abuse events are significantly underreported. The National Council on Aging reports that estimates range as high as five million older adults experience abuse
Estate Planning for Blended Families
Quite often, couples bring children into a marriage from prior marriages or unions, and then also have children together. This is often referred to as
Living Alone As You Age Can Increase Your Chance of Dementia By 30 Percent
More and more elderly Americans are leaning towards aging in place. Nearly all older adults prefer to age in the comfort of their long time
How an Elder Law Attorney Can Help Seniors and Their Family
Elder law encompasses a wide range of legal matters affecting an older or disabled person. An elder law attorney or certified elder law attorney (CELA)
What To Know About Britney Spears’ Conservatorship
Britney Spears is a wildly successful pop singer who got her start in show business at the age of eight in the Mickey Mouse Club.
Why Having a Will is Essential
Having a last will and testament gives your loved ones a set of legal instructions that communicate your wishes regarding your dependents and your property
Can Dual Citizenship Ruin Your Estate Plan?
In early 2020, married actors Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson became honorary citizens of Greece. The president of Greece bestowed this honor upon them due
Should You Own Your Timeshare in Your Trust?
Timeshares have come a long way since they first arrived in the real estate market back in the ’70s. In the early days of timeshare
The Recipe for a Satisfying Estate Plan
Misconceptions about who needs an estate plan abound. Most people believe that estate planning is only for extremely wealthy business moguls or celebrities. But that
Protecting a Loved One Who Is, Will Be, or Has Been Incarcerated
It is natural to want to protect our loved ones no matter what. However, you may be finding it difficult to provide a prosperous future
You Inherited a Retirement Account: Now What?
For decades, common financial planning wisdom has encouraged almost all American workers to maximize their contributions to qualified retirement accounts. Indeed, doing so can be