The Value of Using Irrevocable Trusts in Medicaid Planning People often wonder about the value of using irrevocable trusts in Medicaid planning. Certainly gifting of assets can be done outright, […]

What Will 2017 Bring to Seniors and Persons with Disabilities? Donald Trump’s election and Republican majorities in both houses of Congress surprised much of the nation. With control of legislative […]

Underestimating the Risk of Disability – The Importance of Being Prepared No one likes to think about the possibility of their own disability or the disability of a loved one. […]

Five Things that Elder Law Attorneys are Thankful For This is the time of year I like to pause and reflect on that for which I am thankful. In our […]

Medical Professionals, Elder Law Attorneys and Their Older Patient/ClientsAll Benefit When the Professionals Work Together There are often situations in which an older person needs the services of an attorney […]

Practical Tips for Special Needs Planning October is designated as National Special Needs Law month by the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (“NAELA”). As a proud member of this […]

Driving Mobility Affects Seniors’ Social Lives, Overall Health According to a recent study, elderly drivers who stop driving and have no transportation alternatives become less socially active and risk isolation. […]

The Future of Long Term Care and How to Finance It Long-term care is becoming an important issue for our nation to address. We have 78 million aging baby boomers. […]

The Importance of Planning Early “Planning is bringing the future into the present so that you can do something about it now.”” Alan Lakein, American author and Time Management Expert. […]

Underestimating the Risk of Disability ? The Importance of Being Prepared No one likes to think about the possibility of their own disability or the disability of a loved one. […]