Ensure your pets' future with estate planning. Learn how to include your pets in your estate planning to provide care, love, and security.

Secure your legacy with these estate plans and wills storage tips. Learn how to safely store your documents and ensure they’re accessible.

Is it time to revisit your estate plan? Discover the triggers, steps, and expert tips for reviewing your estate plan.

Discover the importance of a power of attorney in elder law.

Learn the difference between life care planning and estate planning and how they work together to ensure comprehensive future planning.

Secure your future with legal preparations for solo agers. Explore the importance of wills, POAs, and advanced directives.

Learn how elder care coordinators provide expert guidance, personalized care, and support for families navigating elder care challenges.

A public benefits specialist helps clients navigate and secure essential government benefits, ensuring financial support and access to neces

Do you have a digital estate plan? If not, it's time to create one.

In legal and medical decision-making, appointing an attorney-in-fact or healthcare proxy is crucial for ensuring one’s wishes are respected

Does the executor of an estate always have to be a family member? Are there other options?

You don’t have to impoverish a disabled dependent for that person to continue receiving public benefits to pay for needed care and services.

If you create an estate plan with documents you downloaded from the internet, are you really getting a better deal?

Would you benefit from an estate plan that helps you avoid probate? For most people, the answer is yes. This article explains why.

If you're growing older without family support, who will serve as agent for your Financial Power of Attorney?

Estate planning is a vital part of Life Care Planning. Here's how the two work together.

Elder Care Coordinator Debra King talks about the very real possibility that your adult children will have no interest in your heirlooms

If you don’t have family or close friends, who will be there for you as you grow older? It’s a question millions of older adults are asking.

Choosing a person to assist you with your financial affairs is a serious matter. Please choose wisely.

For many people, a Will represents the pinnacle of preparedness. We’re here to tell you that it's just not true. Read on to find out why.

If you want to navigate the elder care journey without going broke, you won’t want to miss this FREE educational event...

There's a lot to do after a person dies. The work doesn't end at the funeral.

When people get married later in life, the glow of love can often blind them to important estate planning matters.

Having an older brother with a mental illness drove home the need for advance care planning for this Johnson McGinnis client.