NOW THAT YOU HAVE A WILL… Here Are a Few Things You Need to Know About Your Will. Where should you store it? Who should know it exists? How do you change your Will. WHERE SHOULD I KEEP MY WILL? You should keep your Will in a safe, but accessible, place. I normally recommend that you keep it in a safety deposit box in your bank, or in a …
Elder Law
Having ‘The Talk’ With Aging Parents
Many families take this time of the year to address 'the elephant in the room'. After visiting with mom and dad many adult children decide it is time for family meeting to handle the health and safety concerns. Their parents physical or cognitive failings are a source of stress and concern. If you’re a baby boomer, you may already have had ‘the …
Life Care Planning
As we age, the questions and options we face grow more complex and confusing. Managing medical issues, finances, where we will live and how to maintain quality of life requires thoughtful planning. Too often, seniors or their families turn to an elder law firm at a time of crisis, when incapacity, illness, housing or mobility concerns require …
Planning for the Future: For People of All Ages
With the end of the year in sight, many of us have made New Year's Resolutions. You may have made a resolution to exercise more, spend more time with your family, or watch less TV. However, one resolution you should make and follow through on is to do some legal and financial planning. This is true regardless of your age or health status. Here …
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Ensuring Asset protection for Individuals Diagnosed with Alzheimer’s Disease
Alzheimer’s disease is a progressive neurological disorder that affects millions of individuals worldwide. As the disease progresses, it can significantly impact a person’s cognitive abilities, including their memory, judgment, and decision-making skills. One crucial aspect that needs to be addressed for individuals diagnosed with Alzheimer’s is …
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