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Elder Law – a Re-Introduction

In some ways I feel like Yogi Berra, the quotable Yankee catcher and Hall-of-Famer, having “deja vu all over again”...

May is Elder Law Month, according to the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (NAELA). If you have been reading...

Dec 26, 2018 •Uncategorized

When one considers the characteristics of America’s Santa Claus, which qualities attract the most attention? While his exact age is...

This article is a continuation of last week’s discussion about the topic of guardianship. What Types of Guardians Exist? There...

In today’s society, as we age, life becomes more complicated. More and more couples are not parting at death, but...

Spring is a time to turn the page on our bad habits and start new and positive behaviors. Here’s a...

A loved one is experiencing changes in his/her behavior, thinking skills, and/or general emotional state. Family members may initially attribute...

Last week’s article explained how a Medicaid-compliant annuity can be used to help a family to manage and minimize nursing...

Beginning in 1961 and once every decade since, the White House has held a conference on aging to assist lawmakers...

Over the years, while working with seniors in hospitals and various types of long-term care facilities, I have been told...