How do Georgia laws protect elders from financial exploitation?
You want to protect the people you care about as they age, especially when they face financial risks. Georgia laws offer tools that help shield elders from pressure, fraud, and…
What are mistakes families make applying for Medicaid too late?
Many families postpone Medicaid planning until a health crisis forces immediate action. That delay reduces flexibility and limits your options. When you understand the common missteps others make, you can…
What are the tax implications of estate planning in Georgia?
Estate planning involves more than deciding who receives your property. Taxes affect how much your heirs keep and how smoothly transfers occur. When you understand how taxes apply, you can…
Signing Last Will & Testament
Understanding the Vital Importance of Writing a Will
Understanding the Vital Importance of Writing a Will In the whirlwind of life's responsibilities, it's easy to overlook a crucial task: writing a will. Yet despite its significance many people…
10 Tips to Keep in Mind While Helping Aging Parents
August 2014 1. Getting old is financially scary No matter how much money one may have, thinking about covering the expenses associated with aging or dealing with the unknown can…
Working with Elder Parents in Planning Financially for their Long-Term Care
You may be taking care of elderly parents now or looking at that possibility in the near future. According to a report from USA TODAY/ABCNews/Gallup Poll, 41% of baby boomers…
Include End-Of-Life Planning When Anticipating Long Term Care
Include End-Of-Life Planning When Anticipating Long Term Care
Recognizing Symptoms of Dementia
2011The Brown family reunion has always been an event everyone looks forward to. Family visits, games, stories and everyone’s favorite foods are always on the agenda. On the top of…
How Elder Law Can Help You
The specialty of Elder Law is becoming more important as our population ages. People are living longer, but in many cases, are not living better. "The number of older individuals in the population is projected to increase to 71.5 million in 2030, representing nearly 20 percent of the U.S. population. As a result, the need is growing for specialized legal advice about aging-related issues.
Plan for Eldercare Now Before the Choice Is No Longer Yours
We spend our lives making plans and preparing for future events. From the beginning we plan and work towards education, a career, marriage and a family. We work hard and…