Survey: Baby Boomers Don’t Adequately Plan For Their Medical Choices
According to a survey taken in late 2011, the majority of Americans born between 1946 and 1964 do not have... Read More
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The Property Tax Relief Programs Available in Florida: Part 3 of 3
As discussed in the last two blogs, the Florida Constitution allows resident homeowners to receive generous homestead exemptions if they... Read More
Elder Law, Estate Planning, Taxes The Property Tax Relief Programs Available in Florida: Part 2 of 3
After reading the first blog entry in this three-part series, you should know that you may qualify for a property... Read More
Elder Law, Estate Planning, Taxes The Property Tax Relief Programs Available in Florida: Part 1 of 3
Most states impose real property taxes on their residents. In many states, tax agencies impose property taxes on personal property.... Read More
Elder Law, Estate Planning, Taxes What is a Guardian ad Litem?
Both in elder law and estate planning you may see the term Guardian ad Litem used. But do you know... Read More
Elder Law 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 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 Financial Elder Abuse: What It Is and What to Do About It
Elderly people are uniquely vulnerable to financial abuse for a number of reasons. For instance, elderly people tend to have... Read More
Elder Law Elder Care Dispute? Consider a Mediator
Should mom or dad be moved to a nursing home? Which sibling is best suited to make financial decisions for... Read More
Elder Law Is It Time to Hand Over the Car Keys?
At what point should you talk to a parent or another older loved one about reducing his or her driving,... Read More
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