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Unsupported elders or elder orphans are individuals in the elder community who face social and/or physical isolation without any available known family members or designated

Caring for aging parents involves crucial decisions regarding who will provide the necessary care and in what setting. However, these decisions can often give rise

Have you recently purchased a home or made any changes to your property’s deed? Have you received an unexpected letter offering a copy of your

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

Many people come into our office wanting to know what planning they need. We often are able to demonstrate very quickly that it is impossible

We get asked all the time by people about whether or not an estate planning online document would be “good enough.” The bottom line with

It is imperative that families of individuals with disabilities and special needs get appropriate advice when it comes to their estate planning. Special needs trust

As an estate planning and elder attorney, we always encourage people to plan ahead in case something unforeseen were to happen.   In some cases,

I often find in my estate planning and elder law practice, that every child, or every family member, wants to be named as an executor

There is definitely a false belief that estate planning and elder law are only for individuals who are elderly and who have amassed a ton

Most of us have heard about a Last Will and Testament, but have you ever heard of a pour-over Will? Pour-over Wills are used often

The thought of passing away and not being able to raise your kids is certainly one that none of us hope that we ever have