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The Cost of Long-Term Care

Based on findings from the US Department of Health and Human Services, almost seventy percent of retirees in America will need some type of long-term care (LTC), with average annual costs for such services ranging between $53,768 and $105,850, according…

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Considering Your Parent’s Financial Future

Waiting to discuss finances with your aging parent, who may be in cognitive decline, is a mistake, according to financial experts. Gathering all the information necessary for a thorough financial assessment of their aging needs will take time. When your…

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Elderly Estate Planning

According to a 2021 study by Caring.com and YouGov, the percentage of Americans age fifty-five and older who have created a will has decreased from sixty percent to forty-four percent. In comparison to the pre-pandemic years, younger adults are now…

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Your Estate and Special Needs Planning

Third-party special needs trusts sometimes referred to as supplemental needs trusts are estate planning tools for those parents of children with mental/physical disabilities and the elderly. This type of trust will receive assets from you or another benefactor expressly for…

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Why You Need An Elder Law Attorney

Elder law is a highly specialized area of law focusing on the legal needs of older adults encompassing more significant issues like long-term health care needs, quality of life, and financial well-being. Specific planning may include estate planning and administration,…

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Will Preparation and Undue Influence

Targeted attacks on vulnerable older people to exert what attorneys deem "undue influence" constitutes elder abuse. It disrupts the older persons' impulse to provide for loved ones and instead leaves assets to the manipulator. Often, family members do not find…

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