A look at long-term care facility resident rights in Tennessee, including dignity, privacy, and participation in care.

Learn what a life care planning firm does and how it differs from traditional elder care law firms.

With a growing global population of elderly people, and as longevity increases, abuse of the elderly is an increasing and serious problem.

Takacs McGinnis is now offering elder care mediation services to Life Care Planning clients.

Elder abuse. What is it? Where does it happen? Who are the victims? What can we do to protect our loved ones?

Takacs McGinnis Elder Care Law is joining elder law firms nationwide to draw attention to free elder law resources.

If you have fears about growing older, consider taking a page from the Super Rich playbook to tackle them.

The word probate simply means court supervised estate administration – with or without a will.

If you go to the trouble to create a Healthcare Power of Attorney, is there a chance that the document will be ignored by doctors?

During National Elder Law Month, why not take a few minutes to get acquainted with this unique specialty of law? 

It’s a question we hear often from people who’ve not yet had to deal with the declining health of an elderly relative.

Certified Elder Law Attorney Barbara McGinnis Answers frequently asked questions about elder law, estate planning, and more.

If you want to make sure your loved ones won't have to scramble in the event of your untimely incapacitation, this checklist is for you.

Questions about the Jimmo Settlement Agreement? Certified Elder Law Attorney Barbara McGinnis explains the basics.

Certified Elder Law Attorney Barbara Boone McGinnis answers frequently-asked questions about TennCare's CHOICES program.

Every year an estimated 5 million, or 1 in 10, older Americans are victims of elder abuse, neglect, or exploitation.

This Joint Statement from Consumer Voice, NCEA and NOVA is designed to raise awareness about a problem largely hidden from public view.

In a new ruling by CMS, nursing homes will no longer be allowed to force residents’ disputes into private arbitration.