by Keystone Elder Law | Apr 9, 2018 | Estate Planning, Family Living, Finances, Sentinel Articles
Over the years, we are increasingly seeing a problem occur where the parents of a person with special needs cared for and lived with that son or daughter for their entire life. What happens when mom and dad die? A lot of people do not have appropriate plans in place...
by Keystone Elder Law | Nov 6, 2017 | Finances, Sentinel Articles
SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS Many clients come to our office for estate planning services. Other clients come to our office to plan for a child or loved one with disabilities. In either case, our office regularly advises clients on the...
by David D. Nesbit, Esq. | Jul 11, 2017 | Finances, Medicaid, Nursing Homes, Sentinel Articles
When a person begins to need long-term care because of chronic disease, injury, cognitive decline or frailty, there are usually two primary concerns. The first should be to determine what level of care is needed and how it can be obtained. The second is to determine...
by David D. Nesbit, Esq. | Jul 5, 2017 | Finances, Medicaid, Nursing Homes, Sentinel Articles
Recently, Jane called our office because of feeling financial distress and a bit of confusion. Her husband, Bob, has been in a long-term care facility since 2014 for help with dementia. It was an emotionally difficult decision for Jane to accept the help of her...
by Keystone Elder Law | Jun 26, 2017 | Estate Planning, Finances, Sentinel Articles
A September 2015 article from the online publication “Inc.,” wrote that 66% of all businesses located in the United States were owned by members of the Baby Boom generation. Members of this generation are on the cusp of retirement and take with them decades of...
by Keystone Elder Law | Jun 9, 2017 | Estate Planning, Finances, Sentinel Articles
In today’s society, as we age, life becomes more complicated. More and more couples are not parting at death, but instead may be married multiple times. Many questions arise during estate planning for previously married couples. Can a prenuptial or postnuptial...
