Trends in Elder Law: What Families Should Know in 2025
Elder law continues to shift, and 2025 brings several important changes that families in New Jersey should keep in mind. From Medicaid expansion to new tools for protecting seniors from ...
The First of October Is International Day of Older Persons
It has been a tough year for all of us. The COVID-19 pandemic has had a profound effect on everyday life in addition to the heartbreak of illness and deaths. ...
Things to Consider Before Retirement
Whether you are nearing retirement age or just planning for your future, there is a lot to consider before you make the decision to retire. Unfortunately, many people fall short ...
3 Tools for Incapacity Planning
Incapacity planning is a subject that should be discussed more often. Without a plan for incapacity, you allow the court to have a significant choice in who makes medical and ...
What should I look for when evaluating an assisted living facility?
A century ago, most elderly people who became increasingly dependent and/or disabled continued to live with younger family members or moved back in with them. At present, when almost everyone ...
Guardianship for Adults in New Jersey
Why are Guardianships Necessary for Some Adults? When an adult, due to illness, advanced old age or developmental disability is not able to take care of himself — a substitute ...
How to Get Elder Care for an Unwilling Relative in New Jersey
How can I get my Parents the Help They Need? There are numerous challenges involved in getting older. One of the most common challenges is the increased need for assistance ...
Estate Planning vs. Elder Law in New Jersey
One of the questions we are often asked is what is the difference between estate planning and elder law. As both an estate planning attorney and elder law attorney, I ...
Ignorance is Not Bliss in the Case of Financial Affairs
It’s frequently the case that when people get married one partner takes the lead on financial matters. Issues such as financial investments, life insurance, filing taxes, and planning for retirement ...
5 Resolutions You Can Keep that will Protect You and Your Family
Statistics show that New Year’s resolutions are maintained continuously by most Americans for only one or two weeks. Here are 5 resolutions that you can keep and that will help ...