How to Spot Signs of Elder Abuse

For many, the idea of placing one or both parents into a nursing home or assisted-care facility can be quite... Read More

Showing Your Support to Hurricane Sandy Victims

Florida residents are no strangers to the realities of disaster relief and assistance in the wake of a hurricane, and... Read More

To many people, the prospect of hiring their own attorney to develop an estate plan brings one key issue to... Read More

The Federal government recently sent a letter to states informing them that if they delay in adopting the Medicaid expansion... Read More

Most non-probate attorneys have little experience with the often Byzantine legal world that is probate law. Even if you’ve heard... Read More

If there’s one thing you’re likely to ignore or at least procrastinate about, it’s estate planning. The realities behind who... Read More

When you die you do not want your surviving spouse to be left asking how you could leave him or... Read More

A report issued in late September says that state and federal authorities have made billions of dollars in recent years... Read More

A new report from the AARP shows that more and more Americans are spending time caring for elderly family members.... Read More

Question 1: What will my stepchildren inherit from me? It all depends on the estate planning choices you make. However,... Read More

Government or Private Will registries allow you to store your Will, or details about where to find it, in a... Read More

In the day-to-day practice of elder law, attorneys often use terminology that we can forget is not commonly encountered by... Read More