Tag Archives: long-term care
Is Estate Planning in Florida Really for the Young at Heart?
Are you an active Florida senior? Do you enjoy good health, an active lifestyle and traveling to new and exciting places? In fact, do you really wonder whether you need an estate plan because you are truly young at heart? Yes, you should have a Florida estate plan because it is a critical tool… Read More »
The Estate Planning You Need If You Have Cancer
Have you recently been diagnosed with cancer? Do you have a Florida estate plan? Did you know that estate planning is crucial for all of us? From being able to make the early choice of who will be able to care for you in a crisis to who should have legal authority to make… Read More »
Ways You Can Potentially Limit The Likelihood Of A Will Contest
As you age, are you concerned about not only the protection of yourself but also everything you love? That is why you need to create a solid Florida estate plan. Do you realize that when you create a valid Florida estate plan, you are creating lifetime documents that can give legal authority to another… Read More »
Are There Elder Law Risks When Making End of the Year Financial Gifts?
Do you love the holidays and getting together with family and deciding what gifts to get all your family for holiday presents? Are you considering giving gifts of money to your children and grandchildren this holiday season? Are there elder law risks when making end of the year financial gifts? Yes, as a Florida… Read More »
What Ways Can You Support a Loved One Who is Diagnosed with Alzheimer’s Disease?
Are you looking for ways to support a loved one who has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s Disease? Are you aware of what Alzheimer’s is and what it may mean for your loved one? First, Alzheimer’s Disease is a type of dementia that can cause problems with memory, thinking, cognition, and behavior. Symptoms usually, but… Read More »
Reasons Why You Need to Plan Early for Long-Term Care
Are you familiar with long-term care? Long-term care focuses on the needs of an aging person, often a senior, who is no longer able to meet his needs independently. In fact, the senior requires assistance from another person. This assistance may take different forms. For example, it might include: • Housekeeping chores, • Keeping… Read More »
3 Important Conversations to Have with Your Aging Parents as Soon as Possible
Do you and your aging parents get together often for visits with the grandchildren and to just enjoy each other and reminisce? As you discuss the past and your childhood with your parents, do you find that your parents have always been there for you with support and guidance? Now that your parents are… Read More »
Little Known Mistakes Families Can Make When Supporting Aging Loved Ones
Do you and your family have aging loved ones you care for? Do you and your family have a plan for the care of your loved ones should your loved ones suddenly fall ill or have an accident? The COVID-19 crisis has forced many families to face how they would respond to a health… Read More »
Ways You Can Afford Long-Term Care If Your Loved One Has Parkinson’s Disease
My loved one has just received a diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease. How will he or she be able to afford long-term care? Are you and your family and friends planning to provide the kind of constant, consistent care that someone with Parkinson’s disease requires? What will happen when that type of care and heavy… Read More »
3 Tips on What to Look For When Visiting Relatives During The Holidays
Are you planning to discuss long-term care with your parents during the holiday season? What exactly is long-term care planning? The National Institute on Aging defines long-term care planning as steps to meet a person’s health or personal care needs during a long or short period of time. With the help of these services,… Read More »
