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Millennials, do you have estate planning documents in place? No? Why not? Is it because you think you don’t really have any assets, so you

Most long-term care involves assisting with basic personal needs rather than providing medical care. The long-term care community measures personal needs by looking at whether

Although voting is the hallmark of a democracy, it isn't easy if you are in a long-term care facility. Nursing home and other long-term care

World Elder Abuse Awareness Day is tomorrow. Recognized annually on June 15, this day is intended to unite communities around the world in raising awareness

As an estate planning and elder law attorney I often see the absolute worst things that can happen with unfortunate timing and no planning in

On behalf of Governor Wolf, on May 23, 2018, we announced the formation of Pennsylvania’s Alzheimer’s State Plan Task Force, which was created to champion

I am humbled and honored that the people of York County have voted me Best Lawyer 2018.  Words cannot describe how much it means to

I am often asked why some attorneys keep the original documents and why others do not. When I began practicing law, I did not understand

I don’t know if anyone else remembers that book, but it was one of my favorite books when I was a kid. It’s about a

You’ve just finished signing your estate planning documents. Now you can breathe just a bit easier knowing this task can be checked off your list.

Some young and single individuals have the luxury of living that “carefree” lifestyle. They may have worries, but usually limited to worries about themselves. Many

We often hear from clients and other professionals that the simplest way to do estate planning is to simply name beneficiaries on all policies and