Elder Law Archives - Page 5 of 6

Powers of Attorney: Unraveling the Mystery

Posted May 12, 2016

by Kelli Y. Allen, Elder Law Attorney There is a great deal of confusion surrounding powers of attorney. A properly… Read more »

Posted May 1, 2016

by Alison Fudge, Esq Let’s talk capacity. Like many true elder law attorneys, I spend a large part of my… Read more »

Posted March 28, 2016

by Susan McDade The baby chicks have flown the nest, you have retired, and are ready for a change! More… Read more »

Posted March 10, 2016

by J. Eric Kindberg, Attorney Women are the Survivors. Whether you ever marry or not, we all know that, statistically… Read more »

Posted January 4, 2016

by Alyson C. Fudge I have a will, so my estate will not go through probate. The whole purpose of… Read more »

Posted November 9, 2015

by Alyson C. Fudge, Esq. When we discuss planning for the future, one of the main concerns that most people… Read more »

Posted October 26, 2015

by Chadwicke L. Groover, Attorney at Law, Upstate Elder Law A growing number of adult children are facing the situation… Read more »

Posted October 20, 2015

by Attorney Alyson C. Fudge, Founder of the Lowcountry Law Office on Aging, Mental Health & Disabilities, LLC. One of… Read more »

Posted October 19, 2015

by Kirk Matenaer, Medicare and Long Term Care Specialist with Franklin & Associates, Inc. Medicare beneficiaries have two options for… Read more »

Posted October 19, 2015

by Attorney Alyson C. Fudge, Founder of the Lowcountry Law Office on Aging, Medical Health & Disabilities, LLC As an… Read more »