What to Do with a Loved One’s Used Medical Equipment
What to Do with a Loved One’s Used Medical Equipment After a loved one has passed away and the funeral has been held, the task of sorting through their personal
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What to Do with a Loved One’s Used Medical Equipment After a loved one has passed away and the funeral has been held, the task of sorting through their personal
With cases of financial exploitation of the elderly on the rise, advisors who work with older clients are looking for ways to head off the abuse before it happens. Enter
While approximately 10,000 cases are appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court each year, only 75 to 80 make it to oral argument. Of those cases, only a handful grab the
One adult son talks about his mother-in-law’s well-being: She is elderly, lives alone, experiences symptoms of dementia, and doesn’t accept help easily. She refuses to have strangers in the house.
Residents in long term care facilities often become attached enough to facility employees that they want to leave gifts for the employees in their Wills. This can create problems as
One of the more important decisions when drafting a power of attorney is when the document should become effective. It can be effective immediately or it can be made to
A couple of major corporations have recently announced that they will pay to have the eggs of female employees frozen for later use. You might not believe it, but this
Every year, people in the United States spend millions of dollars to treat and care for Alzheimer’s Disease. As people continue to live longer and longer than ever before, even
Increasingly in the United States, elderly people are being abused by those who are entrusted to protect them. The abuse is not always physical, but includes financial abuse, neglect, and
Estate planning offers a variety of tools to prepare for the possibility of disability. Most of the time, these tools focus on what will happen if a person suffers from
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