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Now offering In-Person and Zoom Video Consultations We realize things are different now and we’re all transitioning to a new normal, however, one thing remains…

In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, I’ve decided to postpone my discussion on “My Loved One Wants to Stay at Home, but I’m Not Sure…

Often a family will come into our office for a consultation faced with a very difficult dilemma: Mom or Dad, or both, are still living…

To take the keys or NOT to take the keys:   That is the question  Part Two:   In an earlier blog, we started talking about the…

According to the Federal Highway Administration, there are 41 Million licensed drivers age 65 and older on the roads, up from 26 Million, 20 years…

We ended last time in the middle of the “What do we do now?” question for a family whose loved one is in need of…

(Part 1 in a Series) In this inaugural post, I decided to borrow this aptly used title from the infamous book “What to Expect When You’re…

Most of us have heard the legal terms “will” and “trust”, but not everyone knows the differences between the two. Both are useful estate planning devices that…

Since we truly do not have a crystal ball, we cannot see into the future to determine if you will need long-term care. You may…

Estate planning may not always be the happiest topic, but it can have good benefits for the future of your family if something should happen. Beginning your estate planning can…