Elder Law 101

Common Estate-Planning Mistakes (And How to Avoid Them)

There are many common mistakes people make when it comes to their estate planning. By being aware of these mistakes and how to avoid them, you can better protect yourself and your loved ones.

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.

How Will Selling My House Affect My Medicaid?

If you or an elderly loved one are on Medicaid, there are certain regulations that must be adhered to. One of them has to do with income and assets.

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.

Tips to Prevent Sibling Disputes

When bequeathing to sibling children, remember that sibling disputes are extremely common. If you think about it, sibling disputes may have been festering since childhood.

Providing for Extended Family and Charities

Many people choose to bequest to extended family members and charities in their will. But did you know that estate planning should also include certain information that can make the process of disbursing funds faster and easier for survivors?

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.

What Happens if You Pass Without a Will?

If you die without a will in New Hampshire, the state considers you to have died “intestate” and state law determines how your assets will be distributed.

How to Navigate Medicaid Crisis Planning

We encourage clients to consider potential scenarios that could impact whether adult children or grandchildren receive the full inheritance and how they use it.

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Common Estate-Planning Mistakes (And How to Avoid Them)

How to Prevent Financial Elder Abuse

How Will Selling My House Affect My Medicaid?

3 Benefits of Working with an Elder Law Attorney

8 Things to Consider When Searching for an Assisted Living Facility

Tips to Prevent Sibling Disputes

Providing for Extended Family and Charities

Lifelong Money Management for Children with Special Needs

What Happens if You Pass Without a Will?

How to Navigate Medicaid Crisis Planning

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