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Trusts and Wills are the documents used to make sure that you and your heirs are properly protected. It is important to seek legal advice from a specialist in trusts and wills.

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Powers of Attorney are documents that give a trusted relative or attorney the power to take care of normal day to day activities such as banking, or even in some instances, selling a home. These are normally temporary designations and do not replace a thorough estate plan.

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The probate court handles issues involving mental health, guardianships and conservatorships, as well as the estates of decedants. It is possible to take care of a simple estate without an attorney, but a discussion with an attorney before making any final decisions is important.

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Medical Designations are usually part of a good estate plan.  The purpose is to clarify medical directives to your loved ones in the event of a terminal or life threatening illness. This will lessen the burden of having to make life and death decisions at a crucial and highly emotional time.

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Elder Law​ covers all of the issues from a legal standpoint that those who are gracefully greying or have aging parents. This includes wills and trusts, guardianship's, probate, as well as steps to take to insure that your family affairs are in proper order.

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Legal issues surrounding grandparents and grandchildren may include custody, guardianship, and/or adoption. Legal relationships must be established to provide proper medical coverage, schooling, stable financial situations, and planning for the future. Laws involving grandparents rights vary from state to state.

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Signs of abuse and neglect of the elderly may include domestic violence, malnutrition, misuse of medications, misdiagnoses, control issues, family dynamics, confusion, and hygiene issues. Despite adult protective services and regulations in all 50 states, this continues to be a problem on a wide scale.

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Exploitation and financial scans against seniors are on the rise. Raiding funds, property and assets, as well as identity theft are rampant and the senior demographic is seemingly an easy target. The Consumer Law Center reported that Americans lose an estimated $40 billion each year, and 56 to 80% involve seniors.

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You face a tough time now if you are a senior and looking for a job. Frankly, you are competing against the younger workforce who most likely have stronger skill sets in technology and the digital world, perhaps get paid less, and fit into a corporate, business, or organizational culture more than you do.

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