Transitions
When I was at the entry station for basic training we saw a group of soldiers who were leaving basic [...]
Medicaid Planning not for Everyone
Many people come to me worried about “protecting” their assets and wanting to engage in “Medicaid Planning.” Most don’t understand [...]
MOLST & POLST
A new model for end-of-life care issues, called MOLST, is now in use in Massachusetts. Around the nation, and in New Hampshire [...]
Veteran’s Benefits
Few people seem to understand VA benefits very well. There is a whole host of programs. It is often best to [...]
Medicare Issues
Those under age 65 (unless you have been on SSDI for two or more years) need to purchase regular health [...]
Durable Powers of Attorney
One of the most difficult situations is when a spouse, parent or other loved-one becomes incapacitated. In addition to the [...]
Winter Planning Tips for Elders
Everyone needs to plan for Winter and severe storms. Elders may need a little extra planning to ensure they are [...]
Anti-Lawyer Political Ad Criticized by ABA
An advertisement against a lawyer running for Governor in South Carolina has drawn the ire of the ABA, which sent a [...]
$3 Trillion is cost of caring for parents – paid by children not government!
Americans who take time off work to care for their aging parents are losing an estimated $3 trillion dollars in [...]
New Handicapped Logo
New York City, among other places, has begun using a new logo for handicapped parking and accessibility. The logo is [...]