Many of our clients, unfortunately, are living with dementia or Alzheimer’s disease. No one wants... [Read more...]
Retired Parents Sold my House
Years ago, when my parents announced that first, Dad was retiring early (courtesy of his... [Read more...]
Medicaid Payments in Jeopardy?
As most of us gear up to ring out 2014 and welcome 2015, there’s a... [Read more...]
Mistakes in Power of Attorney Designations
With the internet came thousands – if not millions – of options for people that... [Read more...]
NH Elder Law Targets Deceitful Family Members
The statistics are startling: nearly $3 billion is stolen from the elderly every year in... [Read more...]
Medicaid and Medicare Differences
Did you know that there are 42 million people enrolled in Medicare? Medicaid enrollment numbers... [Read more...]
Underdiagnosed Depression in Elderly
When we think of retirement, we generally imagine fishing on a quiet lake, volunteering or... [Read more...]
5 Ways to Use Special Needs Trusts
Special needs trusts have provided peace of mind for families for years. Designed to ensure... [Read more...]
Gifting Assets in Your Estate Plan
At different times of the year, most of us associate those static goings-on with important... [Read more...]
Outrageous: When the Elderly Can’t Afford to Retire
As estate planning attorneys who assist our clients with their retirement goals and Medicaid, Medicare... [Read more...]
Plain English, Please: Estate Planning Legalese Explained
There’s nothing more frustrating than listening to the pretentiousness of someone attempting to make himself... [Read more...]
Medicare Still Paying for Drugs for the Deceased
The Associated Press calls it a “quirky bureaucratic rule”, others call it wasteful spending and... [Read more...]
