Tag Archives: Paying for a Nursing Home

With Hidden Costs, Dementia is a Financial Disaster for Families

November 6, 2015 Category: Death, Disability, Elder Law, Estate Litigation, Estate Plan, Long Term Care Planning, Probate, Wills

Of the three leading diseases that kill most Americans, two are well known for being financial nightmares: heart disease and cancer. ... Read More »

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Key Question for Estate Planners: Will I Outlive My Money?

September 24, 2015 Category: Current Affairs, Death, Elder Law, Estate Litigation, Estate Planning, Long Term Care Planning, Probate, Spouse, Trust, Trustees, Wills

One of the most commonly-asked question to estate planning attorneys is “How much money do I need to retire?” The two questions underlyin... Read More »

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Arbitration in Nursing Home Contracts are Enforceable Nationwide

August 4, 2015 Category: Elder Law, Estate Legislation, Estate Litigation, Estate Planning, Long Term Care Planning

In 2012, a U.S. Supreme Court ruling made it legal for nursing homes in New York State to use and enforce arbitration agreements in admission contract... Read More »

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