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Our Promise to You During COVID-19/Coronavirus Here at The Stano Law Firm, our practice is dedicated to serving the most vulnerable in our community. This includes seniors, veterans and...
Financial Products, Your Estate Planning Attorney and You
When people begin planning their estate for late-life or end-of-life needs, they are often bombarded with options for financial products. While your estate planning attorney isn’t strictly a financial advisor...
Ensuring Your Elder Loved One Isn’t Being Scammed
Scammers are an epidemic today. There are all kinds of despicable people out there who live to take advantage of innocent and vulnerable individuals. Some of those most vulnerable to...
Providing Care for Your Aging Parent from a Different State
It’s quite common in this day and age for children to live far away from their family. You might live in a different city, even in a different state or...
Early Signs of Alzheimer’s, and What You Need to Do
Alzheimer’s Disease is a terrifying disease. It’s an illness that can take someone from a comfortable, familiar and loving presence to a complete stranger, and it seemingly happens overnight. Nobody...
The Importance of Planning Ahead While Healthy
Nobody likes to think about end-of-life planning. It means facing your mortality and the mortality of those you love. However, there may come a time when the plans you make...
Estate and Medical Planning for People with Alzheimer’s
When a loved one gets diagnosed with Alzheimer’s it’s a devastating time. You don’t know how long you have, or if the illness can be effectively managed. More than that,...
Making the Decision to Place Your Parent in Long-Term Care
It’s never an easy decision when you choose to place your parent in a long-term care facility. Of course, nobody wants to take this step. It means admitting that your...
Why Your Digital Legacy Matters
The entire world is changing at a pace faster than it ever has in history. There are things to consider in this day and age that nobody has ever had...
Risks and Advantages of Splitting Revocable Trusts
Many married couples set up a revocable trust to protect their assets upon their death, and ensure they go where the couple desires. Joint trusts have a single trust document...
How to Select Your Power of Attorney
Imagine giving someone the power to make your important medical decisions when you could not. To let this person work with your family as a friend an advocate for your...
Elder Law 101
As you get closer to retirement, it's time to consider all the legal papers you'll need. Creating a sound plan for your health and finances can be complicated. Having a...