Should You Update Your Virginia Estate Plan in the New Year
Estate planning is such a critical part of our lives. It can ensure that we are protected against any future circumstances, and…
Does Your Estate Planning Legacy Reflect What You Want in 2020?
We encourage you to read our blog and consider your estate planning legacy in three ways: Financial and Health Care Decision Making and Current Estate Plan….
How Art May Bring Join to Loved Ones in Long-Term Care Facilities
For many of us, spending time with our loved ones during the holiday season is the best part of the year. Whether…
Tips for Family Members to Help Senior Loved Ones Drive Safely
Getting older is part of life. Challenges associated with older age, however, such as diminished physical, mental, and sensory abilities, can lead…
Medicare Is Not Medicaid and Most Likely Will Not Pay For Long-Term Care
Medicare is our country’s health insurance program for people age 65 or older. The program helps with the cost of health care,…
3 Tips for Veterans and Family Caregivers This November
During the month of November we celebrate Veterans Day. Although we believe it is important to say thank you to our servicemen…
4 Tips on Ensuring Your Estate Planning is Never Out-of-Date
It may sound unusual, but did you know that your estate planning could fail? That you need to make plans so that…
Baby Boomers Could Lose a Bundle if Their Estate Plans Are Not Current
Every October, the National Association of Estate Planners & Councils hosts an Estate Planning Awareness Week. The purpose is to help educate…
Tips for Preventing Elder Adult Falls
Senior adult falls can cause devastating injuries and have long-term effects on the overall health of an older loved one. They can…
What is the Difference Between an Elder Law and Estate Planning Attorney?
Each day we receive questions from our clients, friends, potential clients, and advisors who need advice on circumstances that impact their lives….
