If your parent has reached the stage in life where he or she cannot take care of him or herself, you may have begun to consider moving your parent into a long-term care facility. At the start of this process a number of questions may enter your mind. These questions could include: How do you… Read More »
Posts Categorized: aging
Don’t Fall Victim to Elder Scams This National Elder Law Month
In the month of May we celebrate not only National Older Americans month but National Elder Law Month. It is during this month that we like to answer the questions our clients have and ensure that both the seniors we work with and their loved ones have the answers they need to live healthy, productive lives…. Read More »
The World’s Oldest Person Passes Away at Age 117: What Does This Mean for You?
Emma Morano was the world’s oldest individual and the last person known to be born in the 1800s, passed away at the age of 117 in April. She was born in Italy in 1899 and held the record for the oldest living woman and the oldest living person. Morano story indicates a greater trend across… Read More »
Defining Mental Competence for The Purposes of a Will
Did you know that practically any will could be contested? Although the burden of proof for challenging a will sits with the person who contest the will to begin with, it is still possible for someone to allege that a will is simply invalid. Thinking about competency is especially important for adult children who are… Read More »
Four Steps to Helping an Elderly Loved One Who Needs More Assistance
When one of your older relatives shows signs of needing more help, you will most likely think of the day to day practical matters first such as dealing with medication and transportation options to get this loved one to physicians or the hospital. While these are certainly valid questions that should be addressed immediately, there… Read More »