Recognizing when assisted living is the best option can prevent safety risks, reduce stress for caregivers and improve a senior’s quality of life.
Managing and planning one’s estate sounds like a task reserved for the uber-rich. However, that’s a common, and potentially costly, misconception.
A special needs trust protects assets, while preserving eligibility for government benefits. However, spending must comply with legal guidelines to avoid jeopardizing support.
Proper legal representation is essential in guardianship. However, adults with disabilities often do not have the legal counsel to help advocate for the least restrictive options to protecting individuals’ rights and autonomy.
In an elder abuse horror story, a young woman spends $71,000 belonging to her uncle with dementia. Proper estate planning can safeguard your assets in the face of cognitive decline.
It’s common for parents of children with disabilities to worry about their childrens’ futures. However, one way they can provide support and give loved ones peace of mind is by creating a special needs trust.
To ensure that you don’t become a burden to your family as you approach the end of your life, planning is essential.
A legacy will video helps elderly parents communicate their final wishes clearly, while offering loved ones a lasting, personal message.
Family wealth discussions are never easy. Nonetheless, it’s necessary to talk about money with loved ones. Use the right approach to stay on the same page and avoid miscommunication.
A head start on estate planning can help you prepare for risks, like dementia. By documenting your legal and financial wishes early, you can safeguard your wishes and provide clarity to loved ones.
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