There are numerous types of trusts available for estate planning, but the most important types for Alzheimer’s or dementia patients is the Living Trust. The living trust provides for the ...
If you are helping a loved one that has recently been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s prepare their Last Will and Testament, the volume of information your elder law attorney asks for ...
If you have been named a Trustee, it is highly advisable that you seek the guidance of an experienced Ohio estate planning attorney. When you become a trustee, you take ...
It’s always a dramatic scene in the movies. Someone dies, and the relatives that haven’t spoken in a dozen years are forced to come together and pretend like they like ...
No one wants to think about a time where they may be alone and unable to take care of basic activities, such as bathing and dressing, without the assistance of ...
Many people put together their estate plan, and forget about it. While no one likes to think about dying, the fact of the matter is that life events change and ...
Contrary to popular belief, your estate planning is not complete once your will is written and signed. There are other equally important elements of a solid estate plan that should ...
Let’s face it, no one enjoys the idea of writing a will. Most of us really don’t want to think about the reasons why we are writing a will. So ...
A complaint shared among many individuals who seek legal advice—especially those with questions about long-term care planning—is that the advice they receive often seems erudite to the point that they ...
In Protect Your Family! We’ve Cracked the Code on Long-Term Care Planning, Paul J. Stano and ten leading elder law attorneys shed light on up-to-date issues concerning seniors, their families, ...