If you've been married more than once, estate planning is rarely a simple matter. Learn how Life Care Planning Law Firms help blended families sidestep conflict.
How do you keep the peace in a blended family?
Creating a detailed estate plan is a good place to start.
An elderly loved one's dementia can be like the elephant in the room during family get-togethers. During the holiday season, Life Care Planning Law Firms are in a unique position to help family members adjust to their challenging new reality.
Veterans and their families are entitled to an array of benefits, but most don't know how to access them. How do Life Care Planning Law Firms help older veterans and their families get what's rightfully theirs?
Did you know that if an elderly loved one was a veteran or was married to a veteran, he or she may be eligible for VA Pension benefits from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs?
It's that time of year again. How do Life Care Planning Law Firms work to make Medicare Open Enrollment easier for their clients?
People 65 and older have an annual ritual: Medicare Open Enrollment. It’s the time each year when Medicare plan enrollees can reevaluate their coverage and make changes if they wish to do so. Medicare Open Enrollment begins on October 15 and ends on December 7, with changes to coverage effective on January 1 the following year.
Nursing home residents enjoy protections under the law. The involvement of a Life Care Planning Law Firm often helps increase the odds that your loved one will get quality care.
A fall often marks the beginning of an older adult's long-term care journey. How can falls be prevented? How are Life Care Planning Law Firms uniquely positioned to help minimize the collateral damage?
When an older adult falls, the episode often represents a devastating turning point in the person’s life. That’s why The National Council on Aging sponsors Falls Prevention Awareness Day on the first day of fall each year. The event raises awareness about the importance of preventing fall-related injuries among older adults.
When you and your siblings can't agree on a loved one's care, what happens? Learn how one Life Care Planning Law Firm helps feuding families reach consensus.
