10 Tips for Creating a Care Plan for Your Aging Parents
Aging is a natural progression that everyone experiences, but it can come with certain challenges. As our parents age, it may be necessary to provide additional financial, physical, and emotional care. Developing a care plan with your parents now can avoid issues and problems...
Scams Targeting The Elderly – What You Need to Know in 2019
Scams targeting the elderly are common throughout the United States. The American Journal of Public Health estimates that two to three million elderly individuals (about five percent of the elderly population) are the victims of scams every year. Our California elder abuse lawyers discuss some of the important things you need to...
Estate Planning Resolutions for the New Year
The New Year offers a fresh start for all of us. It represents a clean slate, and for many the start of the new year is the time to create goals. By...
It May Be Time to Update Your Estate Plan
Business Owners – Do You Have a Business Succession Plan?
Five Reasons to Plan in Advance for Medicaid Asset Protection
Talking To Your Family About Your Estate Plan
Can a Spouse Contest a Medical Power of Attorney?
Anyone can contest a Medical Power of Attorney, but the question is whether the person would succeed in contesting your wishes. Everyone has the right to make decisions related to their future medical care, including appointing a trusted person to act as their agent if they are unable to make decisions or enforce prior...
Does the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Affect Your Tax Savings Plan?
VA Makes it More Difficult for Veterans to Qualify for Long Term Care Benefits
As if it wasn’t already difficult to obtain needed benefits, veterans must face a new hurdle put into place by the Department of Veteran Affairs. In a new rule finalized this month, the VA has added a number of new limits and requirements to a number of veteran’s benefits programs, including...