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As our parents age, the primary questions adult children face are (1) who is going to provide needed care, and (2) in what setting will

At the end of the day, there are three main ways to pay for long-term care: 1. Pay privately. 2. Pay with your long-term care

For about 20 years, I have worked as an estate planning and elder law attorney. I consider myself lucky to have become a certified elder

As an estate planning attorney, it’s important to be aware of programs like the Community HealthChoices (CHC) Waiver that can help your clients as they

I recently met with a client whose husband was placed in the nursing facility about four years ago due to dementia. She did everything she

There are three main types of legal ownership of property. The first, “Tenancy by the Entireties” is reserved for married couples. If the property is

A life care plan is a living, breathing, document that provides for you as you age. It is a tool that helps you plan for

One of the most overlooked and underappreciated groups are caregivers. Whether the caregivers are professionals or family members trying to help informally, caregivers are the

I recently attended the national Life Care Planning Law Firms Association (LCPLFA) conference in Alexandria, Virginia. The speakers were terrific, but two got my undivided

I have never had a client tell me that they want to go to a nursing home. Almost daily in my practice I hear that

Long-term care is often very overwhelming and scary time of a person’s life.  Having specialized in helping families through this tumultuous process for over 15