Alzheimer’s Warning Signs
Typically, in the months or years leading up to a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease, a patient or his or her... Read More
Elder Law Blog
Elder Law: Beyond Estate Planning
Did you know that an elder law attorney is not the same thing as an estate planning attorney? While elder... Read More
Elder Law, Estate Planning Probate Bonds: The Pro’s and Con’s
The majority of attorney-drafted wills contain language with which the will maker waives the requirement for the executor to post... Read More
Estate Planning, Probate, Wills and Trusts What is the Cost of Florida Long-Term Care?
Every year, Genworth Financial conducts a nationwide survey of long-term care costs. The report detailing the results of the2011 survey... Read More
Long Term Care What Will Your Retirement Look Like?
The AARP Public Policy institute has released a survey that documents the impact of the recession on Americans aged 50-plus,... Read More
Retirement Planning Your Power of Attorney and Your Trust: How Do They Interact?
A power of attorney is an essential estate planning document. It lets you appoint an agent to make a range... Read More
Incapacity Planning, Wills and Trusts Is Your Incapacity Plan Medicaid-Ready?
Having an incapacity plan is vitally important. You never know when catastrophe may strike, and even the youngest and healthiest... Read More
Incapacity Planning, Long Term Care, Medicaid AARP Adds LGBTQ Microsite
The AARP has constructed a new section  of its website dedicated specifically to issues of concern for older gay Americans.... Read More
Estate Planning, LGBTQ Parents: Make an Estate Plan and Enjoy the Same Flight
Have you and your spouse ever taken separate flights to the same destination when you’re traveling without the kids, because... Read More
Estate Planning, Parents w/ Young Children What is a Mandatory Arbitration Clause?
You’ve probably heard of people including no-contest clauses in their wills and trusts. A no-contest clause is language that’s included... Read More
Estate Planning, Wills and Trusts Estate Planning for Parents of Autistic Children
If you’re the parent of a child with autism, you’re not alone. It’s estimated that one out of every  110... Read More
Estate Planning, Parents w/ Young Children, Special Needs Planning, Wills and Trusts Why a Special Needs Trust?
Imagine you have a loved one – your daughter, for instance – who has special needs. And, imagine your loved... Read More
Estate Planning, Parents w/ Young Children, Special Needs Planning, Wills and Trusts