How a Geriatric Care Manager Can Benefit Older Adults and Caregivers
It’s hard to see ourselves and our loved ones aging. However, none of us can avoid it and the older we get
Avoiding Family Disputes Over Your Possessions After You Are Gone
No one wants family members to fight over their belongings, but sometimes a well-written will may not be enough to stop it.
How to Cope During the First Few Days After Deciding to Divorce
A recent article in Psychology Today discussed how to cope the first few days after deciding to divorce. It stressed that no
Living Together Without Marriage? Know What Needs to be Done
According to the 2020 Census, 17% of men and women between 25 to 34 live with an unmarried partner. Some of these
What You Need to Know About Mediation in Guardianship Disputes
Conflicts over the care of an older loved one can be devastating to families. The parties are often emotional and long-standing relationship
Divorce Mediation is Not a Wave of the Future – It’s Here
Since 2019, New York courts have been requiring parties and their attorneys to use alternative dispute resolution (ADR) for all litigation matters,
How to Maintain Your Independence as a Solo Ager
There are currently 12 million solo agers in the U.S. These are older adults without a spouse or children. Solo agers have
Cryptocurrency Is the New Cash in Divorce
It’s not unusual in divorce for a spouse to allege that the other spouse is hiding assets. For years, those cases typically
How Special Needs Planning Can Help Your Family
Individuals with special needs often require extra assistance throughout their lives and that’s true of their parents as well. Caregiving may not
Homework for Pro-Choice Seniors: What Is Your Caregiving Plan?
I regularly advocate for being a Pro-Choice Senior. As we get older, it is important to be proactive and plan for our