Elder Law Guidance From
An Attorney Who Cares
On Behalf of Friedman Elder Law Department, LLC | May 3, 2022 | Medicare
Emergencies requiring hospitalization could lead to seniors spending time in a nursing home or rehabilitation center. Families may find themselves unprepared the first time a loved one has a medical condition requiring long-term care. The American Council on Aging...
On Behalf of Friedman Elder Law Department, LLC | Apr 30, 2022 | Uncategorized
Most people are aware of the need for estate planning and the benefits of making your wishes and intentions for your estate clear after you pass away. Many may fail to consider the need for someone to help make decisions in your later stages of life. If you lose the...
On Behalf of Friedman Elder Law Department, LLC | Apr 17, 2022 | Estate planning
The estate planning process changes as you grow. What you may not have felt necessary decades ago may now become applicable. One of these elements of a detailed estate plan is a power of attorney. When planning for your family's future after your death, do not forget...
On Behalf of Friedman Elder Law Department, LLC | Apr 4, 2022 | Estate planning
If you have an elderly parent, you undoubtedly prioritize his or her physical well-being. While keeping your mother or father physically fit is certainly important, you cannot forget about your parent's mental health. According to the Centers for Disease Control and...
On Behalf of Friedman Elder Law Department, LLC | Mar 23, 2022 | Estate planning
Dealing with an elderly parent who has a memory or mental degradation is not only mentally and emotionally taxing. It is also a potential issue because they are such a vulnerable party. In these situations, it is possible that someone may try to take advantage of this...
