• Do you have a loved one living in an assisted living or skilled nursing facility?
  • A parent or spouse who has Parkinson’s Disease, Alzheimer’s Disease, or dementia?
  • Have you begun managing all the bills?
  • Thinking about transferring the house to family members so the State won’t take it?
If ANY of these questions sounds familiar to you,consult with an Elder Care Attorney
PRIOR to making any changes.

  • Minimizing confusion and feelings of being overwhelmed while managing the care of a loved one.
  • Preserving independence.
  • Maintaining control of your own decisions when planning for disability or incapacity.
  • Preserving assets while saving money on the high cost of nursing homes.