Reviewed by Jason Neufeld, Esq. Are you a senior looking forward to wishing your family Happy Valentine’s Day? Do you use the internet to reach out to your family?… Read more »
Category: Elder Law
What To Be On the Lookout For When Visiting Florida Seniors During The Holidays | AFELA
Did you know that the holidays can be a good time to check in and see how your parents have been doing in their day to day lives? As… Read more »
5 End of the Year Estate Planning Considerations | AFELA
As this year closes, are you busy spending time with family, trying to make plans for the new year and making sure to accomplish all that you wanted to during… Read more »
Tips and Ideas to Assist a Family Caregiver During National Family Caregiver Month | AFELA
Are you or someone in your family caring for a loved one? Are you or another family member juggling caregiving responsibilities alongside paid work outside the home and also caring… Read more »
How to Best Support a Loved One Who is Newly Diagnosed with Alzheimers | AFELA
Do you know what the sixth leading cause of death among senior adults in the United States is? It is Alzheimer’s! In addition, two-thirds of affected seniors are women. According… Read more »
7 Resources to Help Florida Seniors During Older Americans Month
May is Older Americans Month. Did you know that President John F. Kennedy was the first president to designate May as a time to acknowledge the contributions of past and… Read more »
Do You Need To Incorporate A Pet Trust Into Your Estate Plan?
Reviewed by Alison Hickman, Esq. Do you own a pet? If so, you may want to consider incorporating a pet trust into your estate plan. Just as a traditional trust… Read more »
Five Tips on Helping a Loved One Deal with Memory Loss
Reviewed by Kandace Rudd, Esq. Is a parent or another loved one experiencing memory loss? It can be tough to cope for both your loved one and for you.… Read more »
3 Reasons Why You Should Have a Strong Durable Power of Attorney
Reviewed by Kellen Bryant, Esq. Did you know that it is possible to support loved ones and guide important decisions, even if you suffer an incapacitating illness or accident, by… Read more »