Offering tips and Tennessee-specific resources to help those caring for aging parents manage responsibilities, reduce stress, and ensure the

Estate planning and life care planning complement each other to safeguard assets, provide quality healthcare, and prepare for the future.

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.

How life care planning benefits you and how the team behind it makes it work.

Solo Agers face unique challenges as they navigate aging alone, but they can ensure a secure and fulfilling future with the right planning.

A Life Care Plan offers a powerful way to solve the problems faced by older adults.

Understand the difference between pre-crisis and crisis life care planning and why pre-crisis planning is essential.

No one likes to feel disrespected or belittled but, it seems that’s what we tend to do to people who are old or disabled.

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.

How is the experience of aging different now than it was a generation ago?

If you marry later in life and you think your prenuptial agreement will keep your assets separate, be careful.

Even the richest among us have fears. They often share many of the same worries the rest of us have.

Have you heard the term elder orphan? It’s a term that describes people who will be aging without the support of family.

It’s time to wake up and be realistic about what happens in the bedrooms of aging Americans, including those who have dementia.

If you or someone you love currently needs long-term care or will soon need it, this article is a must-read. 

Is the experience of getting old the same as it was a generation ago? Things have definitely changed. Shifting Demographics Thanks to the...

How can you thrive after retirement? This article offers a few thoughts.

“Old age is not for sissies” is a cliché I remember hearing for the first time in my early thirties.