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What is a Care Contract and why should you have one?

January 23rd, 2015
As individuals get older, they often need more and more help with their personal and financial needs.  It becomes harder to do a whole host of things ranging from paying bills and balancing a checkbook to keeping track of medications, transportatio… Read More
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Categories: Aging in Place, Aging Parents, Blog, Caregiving, Elder Law, Elderly Independence, Elderly Isolation, Estate Planning, Family Caregiver, Long-Term Care Planning

I Don’t Have Children – Who Will Care for Me?

January 5th, 2015
Over the years, many women decided that they didn’t want children. Their decision was made not necessarily because they were selfish; many were career-oriented and received fulfillment through their work. But as these women age they wonder who will… Read More
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Categories: Aging in Place, Aging Parents, Blog, Caregiving, Estate Planning, Family Caregiver, Long-Term Care Planning

Observations on the U.S. Trust Annual Wealth Survey

December 19th, 2014
U.S. Trust conducts an annual survey of high net worth individuals to prepare a comprehensive report it calls the “Insights on Wealth and Worth” (“Survey”).  While there are many fascinating observations and conclusions that may be drawn fro… Read More
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Categories: Aging Parents, Blog, Business Succession Planning, Caregiving, Estate Planning, Long-Term Care Planning
Tags: Business Succession Planning
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