Categories Elder Law/Special Needs Planning, Family Law/Divorce/Custody/Support

While pregnancy lasts the better part of a year, expectant parents often don’t have enough time to prepare themselves for the substantial changes coming their way. There are so many things that need to happen before you welcome a new member to your family. You need a...

If you suspect that an elderly family member or acquaintance is experiencing abuse, you have a responsibility to speak up and report it. Many elderly people who experience abuse are either unable to report it themselves due to mental incapacity or unwilling to do so...

For people dealing with a dementia diagnosis, the complexities of aging and future medical needs can feel overwhelming. Fortunately, a good estate plan may ease some of that anxiety. Here are some estate planning solutions to mitigate the financial burden and other...

As parents age, changes in their mental or physical condition may occur that may necessitate an adult child's intervention. When you start to become alarmed for your parent's health, financial wellbeing and physical safety, it may warrant pursuing legal guardianship. ...

While elder abuse comes in many forms, an important one that you should be aware of is identity theft. Because your elderly family member could be facing complications associated with age, he or she may be more vulnerable to falling prey to costly theft. In your...