Having the Correct Power of Attorney is Crucial: Understand the Different Types 06 Aug

Having the Correct POA is Crucial: Understand the Different Types

A holographic will is a handwritten and testator-signed document and is an alternative to a will produced by a lawyer. Being of sound mind is a crucial provision in determining the validity of a holographic will. Some states do not recognize holographic wills. 08 Jul

Holographic Will: Definition and State Requirements

Legal issues faced by the elderly population arise in almost all areas of legal practice; however, most commonly in real estate law, family law, human rights law, and wills and estates law. 21 Jun

Power of Attorney & Estate Planning: Elder Law Canada

Robbie Robertson’s Children Accuse Widow of "Financial Elder Abuse" | Family Disputes | Celebrity Estates | Estates Gone Wrong 12 Jun

Robbie Robertson’s Children Accuse Widow of “Financial Elder Abuse”

As we grow older and enter retirement, we face many LIFE-CHANGING decisions. We must consider long-term care, financial well-being, and, ultimately, our end-of-life planning. Fortunately, there are legislations in place to protect the rights and interests of older individuals. 31 May

Elder Care Law: A Comprehensive Guide for Families

Your Living Will: a Crucial Component of a Complete Estate Plan 28 May

Your Living Will: a Crucial Component of a Complete Estate Plan

Strategies For Passing On Property To Your Heirs | Property Pitfalls | Real Estate | Estate Planning | Estates Gone Wrong 23 Feb

Real Estate: Strategies for Passing Property to Your Heirs

America's Elder Care Crisis is Here— And We're Not Ready | Long-Term Care | Elder Care | Estates Gone Wrong 15 Dec

America’s Elder Care Crisis is Here & We’re Not Ready

No matter how little or how many assets you have, every person should go through the estate planning process. At a minimum, you should review and reassess your estate planning documents whenever these eight events occur... 18 Sep

The Eight Events for When You Should Review your Estate Plan

How to Plan for Incapacity & Guardianship: Canada 18 Aug

How to Plan for Incapacity & Guardianship: Canada

Too many parents take comfort in the misconception that where both parents become incapacitated or die, another family member will automatically take over caring for their children. The reality is, the rights and responsibilities of guardianship do not simply pass to a surviving family member. 10 Jul

Testamentary Guardianship: Safeguarding Your Child’s Future

Different Roles & Responsibilities: Trustee vs. Guardian vs. Executor 27 Apr

Different Roles & Responsibilities: Trustee vs. Guardian vs. Executor