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Elder Abuse | Keystone Elder Law – Mechanicsburg, PA

June 15th was designated World Elder Abuse Awareness Day for 2014, and this column marked the event with two articles...

The World Health Organization estimates that 4-6% of the elderly suffer from some form of abuse. Exact numbers are difficult...

Before I began working for Keystone Elder Law last summer, I had no idea that legal practices focused specifically on...

How long should documents such as bank statements, tax returns, and medical bills be kept? What type of personal recordkeeping...

What Can You Do About Alzheimer’s Disease? By Dave Nesbit Alzheimer’s disease is America’s sixth leading cause of death. Deaths...

Teachers, I hope the title caught your attention because this message is especially for you, though it is applicable to...

May is Elder Law month according to the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (NAELA). During Elder Law Month, NAELA...

I previously wrote about a seminar given by the Pennsylvania Attorney General’s office but, due to space limitations, I was...

The term Advance Directives has been around for a number of years, but there are still many people who do...

Keystone Elder Law is evolving to become an “extended care planning and coordination firm.” Our expansion of services complements the...