Category: Elder Law

Elder abuse is a disturbing (and often underreported) issue that will eventually impact all of us—if not on a personal level then most likely by touching the life of someone

Do you know who will take care of you when you are unable to take care of yourself? Studies show that most caregivers for aging seniors are likely to be

A recent article in the LA Times reminds us of just how important it is to have some kind of living will or advanced healthcare directive, and that it is

Nursing homes during the holiday season tend to see a little more activity than they do during the rest of the year, whether because of families coming to visit loved

Salon.com recently published a touching and illuminating article about Baby Boomers and their aging parents—about the transition from being the cared for child to the caregiving adult, and how Boomers

In this day and age many families are spread across the country, with these winter holidays being their only chance to see each other during the year. This means that