FINRA Seeks to Expand Protections of Seniors From Financial Exploitation

Theft, fraud, misuse of a person’s assets or credit, or use of undue influence to gain control of a person’s […]

Talking to Your Aging Parents About Estate Planning

With Baby Boomers now entering retirement age, there has been and will continue to be a significant rise in the […]

A Will is a legal document that specifies the designation of assets after an individual passes away and, among other […]

More than 29 percent of the U.S. adult population consider themselves to be informal caregivers to the chronically ill, disabled, […]

The drafting and execution of a Will are unlike other areas of law because it is not immediately legally significant. […]

By, Elder Care Coordinator Dana Marcinka, MSW Mental stimulation plays a large role in the cognitive health of seniors. Just as […]

It is all too common for individuals to delay the planning of their estate until later in life. A 2016 […]

When deciding whether or not to draft a Last Will and Testament, many individuals believe that their beneficiaries will not […]

Last week, the United States Department of Agriculture released results of a study that found the cost of raising a […]

If a person dies without a valid last will and testament, the decedent is said to have died “intestate,” and […]