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I transitioned from the Medicaid Specialist to Director of Medicaid in August 2017.  I have a Bachelors of Science Degree in Nursing.  I am the

The last few decades have brought a string of financial literacy experts to the forefront of public awareness. In fact, some names have become very

  On Saturday, March 24, 2018 my wife and I had the pleasure of attending the 16th Olivian Gala. Olivia’s House is a York County

Protecting seniors’ rights is an important government function. Congress has created the county Area Agencies on Aging, which provide numerous services for seniors. Knowing what

This is a common question. The best answer is, like the old Fram oil filter commercial said, pay me now or pay me more later.

Purchase dorm room supplies – check. Complete financial aid forms – check. Sign a Power of Attorney & Health Care Directive – really??? Most

Clients often feel that they would rather go the dentist then to visit an attorney. Although that statement may have made you smile or laugh,

It is very difficult for children as a parent ages to know how actively involved they should be in their parents’ affairs. As our population

This is a common question from clients, who were told that is the best way to protect their house and their “stuff” from the nursing

Many people have heard of the Pittas case from a few years ago in Pennsylvania which held that a nursing home can go after an

These days, it is common to deal with families that look very similar to the Brady Bunch. Having a blended family can certainly cause

Estate planning after a divorce is important, in order to make sure that you have updated, including making changes to when appropriate, all of your