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When an Elderly Parent Wants to Live Alone

Many elderly people express the intent to remain living in their own homes as they age and are committed to never moving. Unfortunately, that is not always possible.

Long-term Care Planning: Medicare, Medicaid, and Insurance

Roughly 7 out of 10 people will require long-term care at some point during their lifetime, so older adults and families need to address long-term care in their financial and legal planning.

Why It’s Important to Have an Elder Professionally Diagnosed for Suspected Dementia

When an elderly loved one starts to exhibit memory loss, dementia is often the first thing that occurs to family members and close friends. This can be a misleading and dangerous thing to assume for many reasons.

Strategies to Protect Your Inheritance From Divorce

No one plans on getting divorced and it’s easy to be complacent about protecting your assets before marriage. Whether this is your first marriage, second, or even third, it pays to give extra attention to protecting your inherited assets from a divorcing spouse.

5 Signs of Elder Abuse to Watch For

When you put your elderly loved one in the care of a facility, you expect them to be looked after, but elder abuse is more common than you may realize. You can help your loved one by paying attention to the following five telltale signs.

How to Approach End-of-Life Care Discussions

Talking to a loved one about end-of-life care is one of the hardest discussions to have. Whether it’s your elderly parents, an older relative, or someone else dear to your heart, it can feel callous to broach the subject of the end of their life.

How to Prevent Financial Elder Abuse

The Elder Financial Protection Organization (EFPO) reports that financial abuse is the “largest form of elder abuse, and it is growing.” If you are concerned about a loved one being financially abused, there are some signs to watch for.

3 Benefits of Working with an Elder Law Attorney

Elder law is a specific specialty of law that pertains to aging and the needs of seniors and their loved ones. A lawyer who specializes in elder law in New Hampshire can assist the family with managing the issues associated with a senior who has a reduced capacity to cope with certain issues.

8 Things to Consider When Searching for an Assisted Living Facility

There are several crucial factors to consider when searching for an assisted living facility for your loved one. Because assisted care facilities differ widely, review the following eight tips before making this important decision.

Lifelong Money Management for Children with Special Needs

As difficult as it can be to care for a child with special needs, planning for their care after you have passed away can be even more daunting.

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Category: Advice

When an Elderly Parent Wants to Live Alone

Long-term Care Planning: Medicare, Medicaid, and Insurance

Why It’s Important to Have an Elder Professionally Diagnosed for Suspected Dementia

Strategies to Protect Your Inheritance From Divorce

5 Signs of Elder Abuse to Watch For

How to Approach End-of-Life Care Discussions

How to Prevent Financial Elder Abuse

3 Benefits of Working with an Elder Law Attorney

8 Things to Consider When Searching for an Assisted Living Facility

Lifelong Money Management for Children with Special Needs

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