Alzheimer’s Early Warning Test May Soon Include Walking
According to research released in July, scientists say that the way a person walks may help in identifying those suffering... Read More
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Practical Tips for Creating, and Using, a Financial Power of Attorney
When you create a financial power of attorney, the person you select as your agent will have to deal with... Read More
Incapacity Planning Making Your Voice Heard: Why There is no Room for Silence in Estate Planning
If you are like most Americans, your reluctance to create an estate plan means that your family will have to... Read More
Estate Planning, Incapacity Planning Selecting the Right Guardian
If you are a parent with a young child, you’ll want an estate plan which names a guardian to take... Read More
Estate Planning, Incapacity Planning, Parents w/ Young Children Estate Planning for the Terminally Ill
Many Americans have no estate plans at all, and most who begin planning are usually middle-aged or older. However, a... Read More
Estate Planning, Incapacity Planning Learning From Mike Wallace – Journalist and Dementia Sufferer
Renowned newsman Mike Wallace died in April at the age of 93. His legacy includes a lifetime of hard-hitting journalism... Read More
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All too often, young parents ignore estate planning because they believe they are too young, cannot afford the expense, or... Read More
Estate Planning, Incapacity Planning, Parents w/ Young Children 2 Estate Planning Lessons From The Descendants
Winning an Academy Award for best adapted screenplay, the 2011 film The Descendents may seem like an odd place to... Read More
Estate Planning, Incapacity Planning Making Advance Medical Treatment Plans: Part 3 of 3
According to Florida law, nursing homes, hospices, hospitals and some insurance organizations are legally required to provide consumers with a... Read More
Estate Planning, Incapacity Planning, Special Needs Planning, Wills and Trusts Making Advance Medical Treatment Plans: Part 2 of 3
A Living Will is a written document that allows you to make advance decisions regarding life-sustaining or prolonging medical treatments.... Read More
Estate Planning, Incapacity Planning, Special Needs Planning, Wills and Trusts Making Advance Medical Treatment Plans: Part 1 of 3
In most states, including Florida, individuals can appoint third parties to make decisions for them if they become mentally incapacitated... Read More
Estate Planning, Incapacity Planning, Special Needs Planning, Wills and Trusts 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
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