Elder Law Blog

Older Americans Month is in full swing. Older Americans are seniors over the age of 60 years old in America. This May, and every month

The role of the family caregiver can be an extremely difficult responsibility. Your days are filled with multiple responsibilities including, but not limited to,  constant

An important comfort to getting older is knowing that your hard-earned and carefully managed assets can be passed on to your family and other beneficiaries.

In life, divorce is an extremely difficult event that, unfortunately, many couples may go through. According to the American Psychological Association, at least 40-50% of

Choosing someone to make the right decisions for you should you become incapacitated is not always easy.  While this person must know you and have

Caring for people of multiple ages can pose a  challenge for even the most savvy caregiver. The simple reason why is that children and seniors

Happy New Year! With the New Year comes new ideas, new goals to achieve, and, most of all, New Year’s Resolutions. This is the time

If your parents go into a nursing home, deciding what to do with the family home can be complicated at best. You don’t want an