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Four Tips for Helping a Loved One Transition to Life in a Nursing Home
Four Tips for Helping a Loved One Transition to Life in a Nursing Home Maybe your elderly loved one has clear intentions of living independently. Or perhaps he or she lives with you and you’re happy to have them do so for as long as possible. In either of these[...]
What You Need to Know About Alzheimer’s and Capacity
What You Need to Know About Alzheimer’s and Capacity Among the many challenges of caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s or dementia is trying to get a sense of where they are in the progression of their disease and what that means. Caregivers know that there can be good[...]
Noticing the Subtle Signs: Our Guide to Recognizing Early Indications of Dementia
Noticing the Subtle Signs: Our Guide to Recognizing Early Indications of Dementia It’s a diagnosis many dread and fear, but the truth is that when dementia touches you or a loved one, knowing as early as possible gives you the power to plan. At Elder Advisors Law, we urge our[...]
Five Tips for Alzheimer’s Caregivers
Five Tips for Alzheimer’s Caregivers According to Caregivers.org, there are 15.7 million adults across the United States who are taking care of a loved one with Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia. These conditions have no cure and the few medical treatments available can only control symptoms to a[...]
Estate Planning After a Dementia Diagnosis
Estate Planning After a Dementia Diagnosis Alzheimer’s dementia is a disease that millions of Americans are living with, and its effects are felt by their loved ones as well. When someone you care about receives this diagnosis, it can be very difficult to process and accept. Instead of focusing your[...]
These Are The Responsibilities Of Your Trustee
These Are The Responsibilities Of Your Trustee You are being responsible, and you’ve decided to develop an estate plan. While you have been studying what’s included in creating one, you have landed on establishing living trusts. But what exactly is this and who should you appoint as a trustee? Put[...]
You Are Likely Making This Common Mistake
You Are Likely Making This Common Mistake Estate planning is not only for the rich or elderly. It is for you and everyone else. Most people think they are either too young to create an estate plan, or they underestimate the size of their estate. Many fall under the misconception[...]
Protect Your Assets When You Go To Nursing Home
Protect Your Assets When You Go To Nursing Home Most people understand what is called “black-letter” law. Black-letter laws are the basic rules of law that govern a given situation. The information is there, but many fail to understand that there are also exceptions to the “black-letter” law, and many[...]
Discover The True Cost Of A Missed Update
Discover The True Cost Of A Missed Update Your estate plan is a living document. When your life changes, so should your estate plan. One of the biggest reasons someone may choose not to make updates is the cost of doing so. Ironically, it is less expensive to do it right[...]
Peace Of Mind & Special Needs Trusts
Peace Of Mind & Special Needs Trusts There are numerous benefits and reasons why someone with a physically or mentally disabled child should create special needs trust. There are scenarios in which having too much money or assets causes more issues than it solves. An example of this is when[...]
