Estate Planning

Protect Your Legacy With a Business Succession Attorney South Windsor CT

Protect Your Business Legacy With a Trusted Business Succession Planning Attorney in South Windsor CT

A successful business represents years of dedication, hard work, and important decisions. However, without a clear plan for the future, the value and stability you built can face unnecessary challenges. A proper transition plan helps protect your company, your family, and the people who depend on your business. Working with a Business Succession Planning Attorney […]
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Medicare Required to Cover Long-Term Rehabilitation

Medicare Required to Cover Long-Term Rehabilitation Even if Prior Hospitalization Is Not Covered The United States District Court for the District of New York has recently ruled that Medicare must cover a long-term care stay at a skilled nursing facility, even if the preceding hospital stay was not covered under Medicare, since the hospital stay […]
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Gray Divorce – Estate Planning and Long-Term Care Planning

Gray Divorce- Estate Planning and Long-Term Care PlanningIt’s true… Baby Boomers are changing the way we think about work, retirement and, yes, divorce!  Baby Boomers in general are more independent, more physically active and working longer than generations before them. As a result, Baby Boomers are living longer. Perhaps this is why there has been […]
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Assisted Reproductive Technology and Estate Planning

Assisted Reproductive Technology and Estate PlanningEstate planning is often seen as a conservative, static area of the law, where common practices adhere to customary norms and traditions.  But one area where good comprehensive estate planning must adapt is in reaction to the many new and different ways in which assisted reproductive technology is revolutionizing the […]
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Coping with Diagnosis

First Steps Following a Cancer Diagnosis The word “cancer” elicits a lot of emotions including fear, anxiety, and sadness. Countless people have endured the feelings associated with a difficult diagnosis for ourselves or a loved one. The March 2016 AARP Bulletin article written by Renee Bacher titled “Coping with The Diagnosis” outlines some essential first […]
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Time for a Change

We often say here at the firm that change is one of the few certainties in life. Depending on our stage of life, change can be exciting, fun, relieving, and anxiety-provoking. It is safe to say that change can be hard to endure. Older adults who have established their lives and homes for many years […]
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Dementia Tools at Your Fingertips

Caregivers for those living with dementia are all over the country. Caregivers range in age, ethnicity, geography, income, and education. While research theories have been done about what the large, diverse population of caregivers looks like and what they are faced with, there is one thing we know for sure. Dementia does not discriminate. It […]
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