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… Read More »
Posts Categorized: Elder Law
Estate Planning: It Has to Be Go Beyond the Will
Most families at least consider preparing for the unthinkable by putting together a will in their estate planning. But you also need to ensure that your digital life is protected… 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… Read More »
Will 2016 Mark the Turning Point in the Battle Against Dementia?
Here’s a fascinating fact: Every year, the Queen of England sends a personal message of congratulations to the people in her country who’ve just turned 100. In 1952, she sent… Read More »
Are We Ready for Dementia?
Canada’s leading newspaper, the Toronto Star, recently asked its country an important question: are we ready for rapidly rising dementia rates? We can ask ourselves the same question too — both… Read More »
Nothing prepares you for being the daughter of aging parents
From www.theguardian.com –August 5, 1:06 PM There are classes for the mothers of babies, but there’s no helping with your mom and dad growing old.