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How to Make Sure You Decide Who Helps You in the Future: Protecting Your Right To Choose

Have you ever wondered what would happen if you were to become ill or get into an accident that left you mentally incapacitated? Who would…


Paying for Dementia Care: Medicaid, VA Benefits, and Protecting the Home

According to the Alzheimer’s Association, more than 500,000 people in the U.S, are diagnosed with Alzheimer’s every year. The expectation is that that number will…


Aging With Dignity: Legal Strategies to Protect Your Independence as Cognitive Decline Progresses

Aging with dignity means planning for the possibility of vulnerability so that you don’t have to surrender autonomy. Thoughtful legal preparation gives you the ability…


What Really Happens If You Pass Away or Become Incapacitated Without an Estate Plan

The Hidden Costs of Doing Nothing I often write about how common it is for people to put off creating an estate plan. And here…


The 5 Things Everyone Needs Before a Crisis – Even If You Think You’re Too Young

Many people assume that estate planning is only for retirees or the very wealthy. However, when you deeply understand that accidents and health crises don’t…


Protecting The Healthy Spouse When The Other Has Dementia Community-spouse rules, income allowances, and asset protection

When one spouse is diagnosed with dementia, the emotional and financial toll on the healthy spouse can be overwhelming. Long-term care is expensive and without…


After a Dementia Diagnosis: The 10 Legal Steps You Must Take in the First 30 Days

All month, I’ve been writing about the legal issues that must be addressed when someone is diagnosed with dementia. And while dementia progresses erratically and…


The First Signs of Cognitive Decline: When Families Should Start Dementia Care Planning

Recognizing the early signs of cognitive decline can be unsettling for both the individual and their loved ones. However, acknowledging early symptoms presents a crucial…


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Handling a Decedent’s Debts

Busting the Myths Around Decedent Debts Have you ever wondered what happens to decedent debts when a person dies? Many people incorrectly assume debts go…


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The Power of Attorney: The Difference Between Chaos and Control in a Crisis

Understanding the Power of Attorney Role in Managing Crisis A Power of Attorney isn’t just a form to be signed and filed away. An unexpected…


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