What Does it Mean to Be A Guardian?There may come a time in your life when a person you love—whether it’s a parent, grandparent, a spouse, a family member with a disability, or even a minor child—becomes unable to care for themselves due to physical or mental limitations. At that point you may find yourself […]
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4 Medicinal Marijuana Facts Impacting Elders In New JerseyNew Jersey has a Medicinal Marijuana Program (MMP) designed to regulate and oversee administering marijuana for medical purposes. The topic of marijuana use for medicinal purposes has been the subject of contentious debates all over the country. But now that it is here, there are aspects of […]
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5 Ways to Help An Elder Prepare For Cold WeatherIf you live in a state with all four seasons, like New Jersey, then you know that cold weather can be tough. The wind chill, precipitation and potential power outages are that much harder on elders. Here are five ways you can help your elder loved […]
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Does the “Village Mentality” Work to Take Care of Our Elderly Loved Ones? As elder care costs increase, more and more elders and their loved ones are considering at-home care options with family caregivers. Of course, while our loved ones usually prefer this approach at home to living in a nursing home or assisted living facility, […]
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The Three Key Estate Planning DocumentsEstate planning can require that a client and attorney work through sensitive legal and financial information touching every aspect of a client’s life. At its core, though, clients most often need three essential documents. This article is meant to be an extremely high-level, basic description of these three documents and […]
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