Elder Law

Author Harper Lee Victimized by Financial Elder Abuse

Elder abuse is an increasingly common problem in America, one that is becoming more prevalent as more Americans become senior citizens. It’s a problem that makes no distinction between race, class, or gender, and one that can come at the hands of even the most trusted advisor or closest family member. Take, for example, the recent news that the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of the …  read more

Estate Planning When You Live With Mom or Dad

In recent years it has become much more common for many families and Greensboro, North Carolina to find themselves in a multi-generational household. Whether it’s because of financial reasons, healthcare concerns, or other causes, many adult children are living with their elderly parents. If you are in such a situation, there are a number of estate planning concerns you will want to …  read more

Increasing Number Devote Time to Elder Care

The results of a recent study are shedding more light on how the aging population is changing the face of America. The new study from the Pew Research Center and the California Healthcare Foundation found that nearly 4 out of every 10 adult Americans now devote at least some time to caring for elderly family members. The study looked at how Americans lived from 2000 up to today. In …  read more

The Aging Boomer Generation Becomes More Vulnerable

The statistics paint a dramatic picture. By 2060, about 90 million Americans will be age 65 and older, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. That means that for the first time in the nation’s history, there will be more elderly people, "Baby Boomers" than there are children. Unfortunately, the nation’s identity thieves, con-artists, and those seeking to take advantage of others haven’t …  read more

Why You and Your Parents Need to Have “The Talk”

A recent post in the AARP blog talks about a potentially uncomfortable conversation you might have to have with your aging parents. When you’re growing up, “the talk” typically refers to the discussion you have with your parents about sex. A notoriously uncomfortable situation for everyone involved,  but that's not the discussion we are talking about. “The talk” you might need to have …  read more

Creating an Estate Plan Even if You Aren’t Wealthy

Throughout 2013, the federal estate tax exemption will remain steady at $5.25 million per person. That means that if you are a married couple, you won’t have to pay a single penny in estate taxes as long as your estate is worth less than $10.5 million. So, since most people don’t have anywhere near that amount, this means that they don’t have to create an estate plan, right? Wrong. …  read more

Boomer Reality Check

If you are an aging baby boomer approaching retirement age, you need to consider a host of issues. Many baby boomers are entirely unprepared for the reality of retired life, while others have put aside thinking about some key issues. Here are some facts about retirement that you might want to consider, especially if you are having a hard time accepting the fact that you’re getting …  read more

As Boomers Retire, More Businesses For Sale

The baby boomer generation just recently began hitting retirement age, and as more and more of them begin leaving the workplace they are also leaving behind a lot of “Business For Sale” signs. A new study shows that in the first three months of 2013 the number of businesses sold increased over 50% from the same period in 2012. Experts say that the combination of thousands of baby boomers …  read more

Why People Decide to Call an Elder Law Attorney

Elder law is a specialized area of the law that focuses on the legal issues confronting senior citizens, elderly people, and their families. Most people don’t really think of elder law until they encounter a situation that requires them to seek legal advice. While there are many ways an elder law attorney can assist you, here are some the more common reasons why people decide to pick up …  read more

Boomers in Denial About Long-Term Care

Results from a recent poll show that a lot of aging baby boomers are woefully unprepared for the potential costs associated with long-term care. According to the poll, 3 out of every 10 people, of ages 40 and older have done little to no planning when it comes to long-term care expenses. Government data shows that 7 out of 10 Americans will likely need some kind of long-term care …  read more

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