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Discerning Medicaid and Medicare
The Problem of Overmedicating Alzheimer’s Patients
How to Prepare for Your Parents Care
Five Facts for Dementia Caregiving
Update your Estate Plan
Should You Hire in Home Health Care Services?
Able Wartime Vets Who Qualify for a VA Pension
Smart Personal Assistants Gaining Popularity
Will Medicaid Cost Me My House?
Has COVID-19 Made You Re-think Your Health Care Directive?
When Both You and Your Loved One Need Caregiving
How to Have a Conversation about Finances and Estate Planning with Your Aging Parents
Including Family Values as Part of an Inheritance
Family Caregiving and Alzheimer’s Disease
Blended Families and Estate Planning
Do You Know What an Elder Law Attorney Does?
A Will Does Much More than You Think
Unique Planning Opportunity for Disabled or Chronically Ill Beneficiaries
There is great news for clients with certain family members or other beneficiaries – this year brought a significant change in the law that benefits beneficiaries who are disabled or chronically ill. The Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement (SECURE) Act became law.
Has Your Stimulus Check Been Taken by the Nursing Home?
As we all know Congress has authorized stimulus payments to be made to those eligible persons. The CARES Act provides $1200 for individuals, $2400 for joint taxpayers and taxpayers with children with $500 for each child...
Court Decisions Holding Personal Representatives of Estate and Trustee Personally Responsible For Taxes
Recently the United States Tax Count issued several decisions regarding the tax liability of transferees. The transferees were individuals who received distributions from transferors, which were corporations which sold their assets and then made distributions ...