When it comes to estate planning, a little information can go a long way. In our blog, our legal team explores common problems we see when reviewing estate plans, as well as tips you can put into practice immediately to protect your future.
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Festival Celebrates Frozen Dead GuyFrozen Norwegian grandfather remembered in Colorado town. Frozen Dead Guy Day is celebrated in an annual festival in ... Elder Law
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A Free Memorial Offered at HospitalHospital employee will cast a dying patient's hand for loved ones. A unique art form is being offered as a memorial at a ...
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It Might Be Time to Rethink Your RetirementA longer life span means that many Americans are not prepared for a long retirement. A major problem facing the U.S. today is ... Elder Law
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High Sugar Diet May Have Hidden DangerResearchers beginning to suspect link between sugar and Alzheimer's Disease. New research has discovered a clue to the ... Elder Law
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Imprisoned Serial Killer Seeks Right to DieIn prison for decades, a serial killer in the U.K. presents an unusual challenge. In the 1960s, with the help of a partner, ... Elder Law
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A Crackdown on Marijuana Could Have an Impact on the ElderlyThe federal government could enforce laws against marijuana use resulting in a surprising impact on the elderly who use it to ... Elder Law
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Seniors May Feel Impact of Tightened BordersPresident Trump's policy of cracking down on illegal immigration, could have an impact on the availability of health care for ... Elder Law
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Brains on the List of Needed Organ DonationsThe donation of a brain can be valuable to researchers working on neurological causes of diseases. A shortage of available ... Elder Law
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Elder Abuse Law Is Expected to Receive Congressional ApprovalElder abuse is a growing problem but passage of a protection act has been long in coming. Sen. Chuck Grassley, chairman of ... Elder Law
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Elderly Woman Runs Out of Money but Can Remain in HomeDonations help woman remain in assisted living at 108. Carrie Rausch, 108, can remain in an assisted living facility for at ... Elder Law
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Can Brain Activity Hold off Dementia?New research raises some hope of staving off dementia by becoming a "superager." Possible reasons why ... Elder Law
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Loneliness May Increase Health Problems for ElderlyThere is a cure for loneliness and it may reduce dementia and other issues. The cure for loneliness and isolation of the ... Elder Law