Planning starts with documents. When making a plan for our loved ones with disabilities, documents are simply the first step. As a baseline, these documents
Blog
Important Information to Protect Seniors
Everyone must protect our seniors. Children are the first line of protection, but sometimes they are also the issue. Our entire society needs to work
Complex Planning Can Turn Out Well
I believe that the most rewarding and satisfying work is Special Needs Planning. It is gratifying to know that you helped an individual and enabled
Why a Boutique Experience May Be Right For You
In this day and age, it appears that most people can do just about everything. However, there is a reason why most CELAs (Certified Elder
How Can I Guarantee To Stay Home As I Age
First and foremost, there is no way to guarantee that you can stay home as you age. Often, our health dictates whether or not we
Unlocking the Secrets of the Corporate Transparency Act: Essential Tips for Every LLC Owner!
The Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) is a significant legislation that aims to enhance corporate transparency and combat illicit activities such as money laundering, terrorism financing,
The SECURE Act over two years later
Over two years ago, Congress enacted the SECURE Act, which provided the greatest insecurity to families. The main portion of the Act ended the ability
How The Five Must-Knows of Long-Term Care Planning Can Protect You
Over my 20-year career as an estate planning and elder law attorney, I have been able to help hundreds, if not thousands, of clients in
Voting Options For People Receiving LTC
Over the past several years, voting has certainly become a hot-button issue for many people. The one population that we must keep in mind when
What Estate Plans do NEW parents need?
There is no one-size-fits-all answer to this question. Every person is different, and every situation is different. This article will focus on the basics that
Undue Influence: Were Those REALLY Dad’s Wishes?
Our practice focuses on estate planning and elder law. We see parents coming into our office regularly to change their estate planning. We are diligent
What is Intestate Law?
Intestate law is equivalent to the state of PA making a last will for you because you did not make one for yourself. It is