Four in 10 people believe they do not have enough assets to make a will, reflecting a common misconception that it is only for the wealthy.
Understaffing threatens the nation’s 1.2 million nursing home residents. A new nursing home staffing rule aims to address the issue.
Tens of millions of Baby Boomers are growing older and living longer, and long-term care will be undergoing significant changes.
In a recent estate planning survey, more than 1,000 participants aged 18 to 99 shared insights on their estate plans – or lack thereof.
Elder financial abuse is a significant issue affecting many older adults, and involves exploiting or misusing an older person’s finances.
Elder law and estate planning documents are complex, have many nuances, and are only as good as their source.
The Social Security Administration has announced several new policy changes, including Social Security overpayment rules.
If your marriage ended later in life, you could be part of the “gray” divorce trend, which can have a drastic effect on planning.
The high cost of long term care impacts many seniors and their families. Learn what you can expect to pay for long-term care services.
Securely storing your legal documents is an important consideration when engaging in estate planning. How should you do it?
An elder law attorney can help with a wide range of legal matters that affect older individuals. Here are 11 questions to ask yours.
The Alzheimer’s Disease Resource Center (ADRC) will be hosting an education conference at Stony Brook University on Thursday, March 14, 2024.
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