Estate Planning Isn’t Just For The Elderly
If your parents are beginning to experience the health issues often associated with aging, the time to begin Medicaid planning is now. Should they eventually require long-term care in a nursing home, Medicaid likely is the only way they will be able to pay its high...
Many people think of long-term care planning as preparing to transition a loved one to a nursing home or assisted living facility. However, government programs have shifted to providing more resources to help seniors age in place. New York is set to debut a new...
Estate plans protect your family after you are gone. They also make sure that your assets receive the proper treatment in terms of inheritances. When it comes to advance directives, also known as living wills, they can ensure you receive the type of medical care you...
More and more elderly individuals are receiving diagnoses of Alzheimer’s Disease and dementia. Though a majority of these individuals may already have an estate plan in place, an individual could decide to make changes after a diagnosis occurs. The specifics of a case...
If the time has come for you to locate a nursing home for your elderly parent, you want the best you can find. You can research the matter in different ways but visiting facilities and asking questions will provide valuable information to help you make an informed...
After creating an estate plan, one cannot simply let it sit and leave it untouched for years and years at a time. Updating an estate plan is an important part of its management. But how can you tell when it is time to make updates? Updating with every major life...
If you are about to graduate from high school, you probably are looking forward to starting the next chapter of your life. Whether you plan to attend college, go to a trade school or immediately enter the workforce, your early 20s are sure to come with some major life...