National Elder Law Month
When we think of May, our minds often turn to Mother’s Day and the start of summer, but did you know that May is also recognized as National Elder Law Month? National Elder Law Month got its start in 1963…
When we think of May, our minds often turn to Mother’s Day and the start of summer, but did you know that May is also recognized as National Elder Law Month? National Elder Law Month got its start in 1963…
Did you miss our last webinar/Facebook Live Event? You can access the recording below. Kim N. Christian, Esq. shared information on how to organize your personal information, collecting asset information, and gathering existing estate planning documents in preparation for meeting…
Long-term care costs in our area are very high. And, in some respects has increased dramatically in 2020. The rise in the cost of care was due in part to increased costs caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. For example, in…
Topic: What is the difference between a Health Care Proxy and a Living Will? Do I need both? Time: Aug 12, 2021 01:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada) Click here for Recording Deanna M. Eble, Esq. & Tommaso Marasco, Esq. welcome…
Aug 5, 2021 at 1:00 PM Top 3 Benefits of Having a Will Click here for Recording A Last Will & Testament is one of the most important legal documents in your estate plan. A properly drafted Will can…
Thanks to a recent court ruling, the conservatorship of singer Britney Spears has again received wide media attention in the past few weeks. The conservatorship of Spears has been a matter of public debate since it was initiated in 2008,…
What is “Elder law”? According to Wikipedia, it is “an area of legal practice that specializes on issues that affect the aging population”. It goes on further to identify three major categories that make up elder law: Estate planning and…
What if I need long term care? What if I need an aide to assist me in my home? What if I need care in a nursing home one day? Perhaps you have thought about this at length, maybe it…
As an Elder Law Attorney for nearly 20 years, I am often asked the question “How do I qualify for Medicaid?” While this seems like a very simple question, there is no simple answer. There are multiple types of Medicaid…
Oftentimes people are drawn to the ease of creating an online Will versus seeking the guidance of a qualified elder law attorney. But, before you go online, consider these five reasons why online Wills aren’t your best option. Proper Execution…