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Older adults find themselves increasingly faced with a bewildering universe of new situations about...
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Elder law focuses on the needs of older adults from a variety of angles. This specialty emerged...
Talking to Your Aging Parents About Money: Part 2
In our last blog, Talking to Your Aging Parents About Money – Part 1, we explored ways adult...
Talking to Your Aging Parents About Money: Part 1
Most adults with aging parents rarely look forward to raising the subject of their elders' money....
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Benjamin Franklin famously said, "…in this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death...
The Big Move: A Checklist for Moving Into Assisted Living
Moving out of a family home after many decades seems akin to moving a mountain. If the move is to...
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When I was five, my parents made a fateful decision. They invited my widowed great-aunt to live...