Keeping Yourself and Loved Ones Safe during the Pandemic
Seniors are especially at risk during the coronavirus pandemic. The numbers are shocking.
Prior Planning With a Will Always a Better Alternative
Does anyone have a crystal ball that I could borrow? Wouldn’t it be nice to know what our future looks like, so we could be better prepared—but on the other hand, maybe not?
Why You Need a Power of Attorney in Your Estate Plan
A power of attorney is a way for you to designate a person of your choice to make decisions for you.
Blended Family Calls For Protecting Children and New Spouse
According to a study by the Pew Research Center, remarriages are on the rise. Four out of 10 marriages are now remarriages. Half of previously married seniors have remarried again.
Avoiding a Family Feud When Choosing a Power of Attorney
Deciding who gets the power of attorney is an important step for parents looking to organize their estate and plan for a future without them.
Can I Create a Power of Attorney without Giving Up Control?
Disability can strike suddenly and is one of the reasons appointing an agent on your behalf to act when you cannot, is so important.
Use a Will to Communicate Your Wishes
You should have proper estate planning documents in place to protect yourself and your assets in the event of your incapacity, and so that you can control what happens to your assets after you die.
Aging in Place: Reality or Dream?
As lifespans increase, our elders grow in number, and government elder benefits become more politically tenuous, the need for empathetic family elder caregivers keeps increasing.
How Do We Live Our Lives When A Loved One Has Alzheimer’s?
The case of restaurateur and lifestyle guru B. Smith, who is battling Alzheimer’s, is drawing scrutiny from her fans and strangers alike, many of whom are dismayed by her husband’s decision to date a woman he calls his "life partner" and keep a room for her in the house he shares with Smith.