Keeping Orange County informed on the latest and greatest information on estate planning & elder law.
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Lawsuit Alleges Assisted Living Facilities Discriminate Against Wheelchair Users The lawsuit is asking the facilities to stop discriminating against wheelchair residents and the state to revise its regulations to comply with federal law. -
When Can an Adult Child Be Liable for a Parent's Nursing Home Bill? Although a nursing home cannot require a child to be personally liable for their parent's nursing home bill, there are circumstances in which children can end up having to pay. This is a major reason why it is important to read any admission agreements carefully before signing. -
Medicare Extends Deadline for Relief from Part B Penalties To be eligible for the relief, the individual must... -
The Key Differences Between Wills and Trusts Even though a trust may cost more upfront to create than a will, the total costs once probate is factored in can actually make a trust the less expensive option in the long run. -
How and When to Talk to Your Children About Money Here, we’re showing you how each of these three stages apply to your family wealth as a whole, regardless of how much—or how little—money you have at the moment.. -
10 Important Values I’ve ‘Inherited’ From My Dad As I think about Father’s Day, I think about the wonderful gifts my dad has given me over the years and how proud I am to be his daughter. -
Estate Planning Tips for Ensuring Your Pets Are Properly Cared For Because pet care can be quite complicated and costly, the best way to ensure your wishes are properly carried out is to set up a pet trust. -
Ensure the Security of Your Senior Parents' Identity and Financial Assets Along with traditional estate planning strategies to ensure you’re parents’ planning is handled in the event of their incapacity or death, you should take the following four precautions to ensure the safety of their identity and finances while they’re still alive and well. -
4 Warning Signs Your Elderly Relative May Be the Victim of Financial Abuse Anyone can fall prey to financial fraud, so it's important the elderly know that you've hired someone to help to provide trusted advice and guidance for all financial and legal matters. -
Estate Planning Mistakes Seniors Can’t Afford to Make Here are a few of the most common errors seniors make when it comes to estate planning and how to fix them.