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Elder Law Attorney in Tucker, GA Highlights the Value of Long-Term Client Relationships in Comprehensive Estate Planning

For National Elder Law Month, Christine Barone, Certified Elder Law Attorney and Principal in Chuhak & Tecson, P.C.’...

The Illinois Medicaid numbers may be more than you think and so are your options. Think you or your parents have too many assets to qualify for Medicaid in 2026? In Illinois, the l...

Elder Law Attorneys Warn of Estate Planning Mistakes That Trigger Medicaid Penalties — Avoid These 5 Errors

Long-term care costs are becoming one of the biggest financial fears facing older Americans. A private nursing home room can easily exceed $100,000 per year...

The Family Caregiver’s Legal Checklist: 10 Things to Do Now

If you’re caring for an aging parent, you’re probably juggling more than you ever expected: appointments, bills, siblings’ opinions, and the constant worry of “What happens if some...

Guardianship Reform Arrives: Judges Must Try Less-Restrictive Alternatives, and Power-of-Attorney Forms Get a Major Over...

A lot of the time, guardianship begins with good intentions. However, it can quickly become a really emotionally draining legal process. A court-appointed guardianship can strip...

Estate Planning Considerations for the FIRE Community- Protecting Your Independence and Legacy

The Financial Independence, Retire Early (FIRE) movement emphasizes living intentionally, maximizing savings, and creating the freedom to retire well before traditional retirement...

Jewish Law Considerations in Estate Planning

How to address specific concerns.

5 Legal Documents Solo Agers Should Review Before Summer to Protect Their Autonomy

For the growing number of Americans aging without a spouse, children, or nearby family members, maintaining independence requires more than just staying healthy and financially...

Estate Planning for Later-in-Life Marriages

80-year-olds in love can wreak just as much havoc on a plan as their younger counterparts.

Michigan Elderly Driving Laws: What You Need To Know

The Michigan elderly driving laws do not take away a person’s driver’s license once they reach a certain age, nor do they impose age-related requirements for obtaining or renewing...

7-Year Review of Elderly Judicial Patient Cases

In a groundbreaking retrospective analysis spanning seven years, researchers Kantar and Altintop have shed new light on the judicial landscape pertaining to elderly patients aged 7...

Estate planning is not just for older orthopedists

Since we have not addressed estate planning in this column for years, we wanted to dedicate another installment on it.This is especially true since I, David Mandell, recently spoke...

A New SC Supreme Court Decision Protects Ability of Personal Representatives, Guardians, Attorneys in Fact, and Conserva...

Govt moves to protect older citizens

Masimba Makwembere AUTHORITIES have launched comprehensive policy and legislative reforms to shield vulnerable elderly citizens from rising cases of abuse, neglect, and......

Retirement planning as a law firm member

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Estate Planning Without Children

A growing consideration for advisors and clients.

What to Know About Managing an Aging Parent’s Estate in Michigan

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5 Rules Around Revocable Living Trusts Seniors Should Review With an Attorney Before June

Many seniors believe that once they create a revocable living trust, their estate planning is finished for life. In reality, laws, tax rules, beneficiary situations,...

Capacity to Sue and Standing To Sue- Compare and Contrast

Kushakow v Law Offs. of Joseph B. Rosenberg 2026 NY Slip Op 00882 [246 AD3d 885]February 18, 2026 Appellate Division, Second Department mentions but does not really discuss Judici...

Book of the Week

In Gerontocracy in America, Samuel Moyn, Chancellor Kent Professor of Law and History at Yale, brings us a timely and insightful analysis of how older Americans have gathered and r...

New Age-Discrimination Law Requires Employers to Train Staff and Protect Workers 55+ from Bias

One in five Americans over the age of 65 is either actively working or looking for work today. This amounts to roughly 11 million older...

LegalMatch Highlights Estate Planning as the Ultimate Form of Protection This Father's Day

A new look at why leaving your family with clear legal directions is a crucial step for dads in 2026.

Closing the Estate Planning Gender Gap

The Hidden Gender Gap in Estate Planning and How Women Can Close It Estate planning isn’t just about documents—it’s about protecting yourself, your family, and your future. But res...

Tennessee Retirees Face New In-Home Caregiver Contract Rules Designed to Protect Finances

More retirees across Tennessee are choosing to age at home instead of moving into assisted living facilities or nursing homes. While staying at home often...