Elder Law, Estate Planning
Technology is central to life and becoming more prominant in senior populations as the tech industry targets this growing market demographic. A new survey by AARP projects by the year 2030 close to 132 million Americans aged 50 or more will annually spend more than 84...
Elder Law, Estate Planning
Caring for your seriously ill spouse can trigger relationship challenges. In the process of change, you can lose your best friend, your love, and your future as you both had imagined it. Promises will change from words spoken in oath on your wedding day to deeds of...
Elder Law, Estate Planning
We have all heard about the increasing and astronomical costs of nursing-home care if you become seriously ill or injured. You might also know that Medicare would cover only a minimal amount of those costs. Private insurance doesn’t seem like a good bet either, if...
Elder Law, Estate Planning
Master plans for models in inter-generational community living are changing the shape of the aging experience from the ages of 8 up to 80 years of age and beyond. Dubbed “new urbanism” it is the belief that a living environment with high standards can have a positive...
Elder Law, Estate Planning, Uncategorized
Kaiser Health News is reporting the coronavirus pandemic is prompting seniors to create or update their living wills. Specifically, intubation is the topic that has many seniors crafting or rethinking their strategies amidst a wealth of disparate COVID-19 information...
