If you or a loved one are advancing in age, or if your health is deteriorating, it may be wise to investigate the possibility of advance directives. Broadly speaking, advance directives are legal documents that convey your desires, if you are incapable of making those desires known yourself. The term “advance directives” generally covers four kinds of documents: living wills, health care proxies, powers of attorney, and Do Not Resuscitate orders (DNRs). Continue reading “Considering Advance Directives”
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Elder Law encompasses a broad range of legal matters. It is important for everyone, regardless of age or health, to plan for the future.
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Guardianships
The legal system recognizes that some adults, whether due to disease, dementia, mental deterioration, or disability, are unable...
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Medicaid / Medicare Fraud
Medicaid is a joint state and Federal program that provides insurance to individuals based upon their income and resources, while Medicare...
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Reverse-Mortgage Foreclosures
Reverse mortgages are becoming an increasingly popular way for aging homeowners to refinance...
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Landlord-Tenant
Landlord Tenant law can be a complex and confusing subject. Disputes over leases and rent payments are often emotionally...
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Business Law
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