It’s important to understand the distinctions between clutter, collecting, and hoarding, especially when caring for someone whose living space is becoming problematic. Educate yourself and prioritize safety... 05 Mar

Understanding Clutter, Collections, and Hoarding: A Caregiver’s Guide

Elderly guardianships are complex and have consequences. If you’re considering legal guardianship for a parent or loved one, seeking professional legal advice is critically important. 26 Feb

Legal Guardianship of an Aging Parent: What You Need to Know

As individuals approach the end of life, families often find themselves at the heart of crucial care decisions. It is essential for families to communicate openly, ensuring that all members feel supported and included in the decision-making process. 26 Feb

Understanding The Role of Family in End-Of-Life Care Decisions

Whether you are a nursing home resident, a family member, or a supportive friend, this guide gives you the tools you need to identify and then resolve the problems that residents most frequently face. 24 Feb

25 Common Nursing Home Problems and How to Resolve Them

In Ontario, long-term care homes must follow a law called the Fixing Long‑Term Care Act, 2021, which includes a Residents’ Bill of Rights. This resource explains these rights in language that’s easy to understand. 18 Feb

Ontario Long-Term Care Home Residents: Know Your Rights!

How to Identify Caregiver Burnout: Symptoms, Treatment & Prevention 11 Feb

How to Identify Caregiver Burnout: Symptoms, Treatment & Prevention

If you wish to restrict the flow of inherited money to your child, you can do so through your will or trust. While there are legal limits on conditional gifting, you are generally free to structure an inheritance the way you would like. 07 Feb

Bequests with Strings Attached: Are Conditional Gifts a Good Idea?

While long-term care is often associated with the elderly, it can affect individuals of all ages due to various circumstances. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore the different types of long-term care available and delve into how estate planning is affected by and should be considered for each type. 31 Jan

Estate Planning & Long-Term Care: A Comprehensive Guide

Assuming testamentary capacity, more frequent reviews of all estate planning documents should be undertaken later in life, not only to remind will makers of the provisions in their wills, but to help prevent unintended outcomes. 23 Jan

Canadians are Living Longer: Estate Planning Considerations

Signs and Symptoms of Caregiver Stress and Burnout 16 Jan

Signs and Symptoms of Caregiver Stress and Burnout

Estate Planning for Adults with Special Needs 06 Jan

Creating a Trust: Estate Planning for Adults with Special Needs

Guardianship is an expensive, time-consuming process that ultimately removes decision-making rights from the person with a disability. Once guardianship is in place, it is very difficult to reverse. 20 Dec

Adults with Disabilities: Decision-Making Rights & Support