When I meet with clients who report they are not married and have no children, they qualify as people who are “solo aging.” An AARP survey of solo agers found that 77% reported that they had little or no planning…
Like my clients, you may consider (now or in the future) moving a loved one like a parent or sibling into your house to save money on long-term care costs, thinking it will be easier and safer than other options…
I am excited to announce that I will be a guest speaker for the Senior Services Alliance on May 11th where I will be discussing Veteran Benefits. It is free for everyone and online, so please feel free to click…
When I tell people that I am an estate planning and elder law attorney, they often ask what is elder law? Recently, I received "What is Elder Law?" post from my trusted partners at ElderCounsel. Although the blog is for…
Join me at HealthCare Decisions Day, which is in Spanish with English translation. https://www.mccelc.org/healthcare-decisions-day
During COVID-19, people have had to make choices about work, health, and family to name just a few. Recently, I had a friend ask me if she was being a coward because she was not willing to visit her grandchildren.…
Since many of us are stuck at home, I thought it might be the perfect time for you to start thinking about Ethical Wills. How will you be remembered? What could be more meaningful and cherished for your children, grandchildren,…