The continued underpayment of home care workers will jeopardize the care of baby boomers as they age. Margolis & Bloom, Wellesley and Boston, MA, 02481
Learn about revocable trusts & annuities for seniors in this fascinating episode of the AskHarry podcast. Margolis & Bloom, Wellesley and Boston, MA, 02481
Here are essential estate planning steps all seniors should take for their protection. Margolis & Bloom, Wellesley and Boston, MA, 02481
As populations age and shift, the world will face economic, health care and elder care challenges. Margolis & Bloom, Wellesley and Boston, MA, 02481
According to Stanford Professor Laura L. Carstensen, the 20th century bequeathed us a fabulous gift: an average of 30 more years of life!
The Alzheimer’s Association has released its annual report of facts and figures about the disease, reporting that 5.3 million Americans suffer from the disease, 200,000 of whom are below age 65. The Alzheimer’s Association is predicting low growth in the number of Massachusetts residents afflicted with Alzheimer’s and other cognitive impairments over the next ten years, with about 120,000 in 2000, 2010, and 2020.
Inequality of Baby Boomer income and wealth will present huge care challenges in coming decades. Margolis & Bloom, Wellesley, MA, 781-705-6400
Second and non-traditional marriages require special attention to estate and long-term care planning. It’s important that expectations be put in writing.
Come join us for A Rad Map to Aging Well, covering the best ways to plan for your future; including financial and legal steps to take
Protect your assets in the event you (or spouse) needs long-term care, and protect what you leave behind. Margolis & Bloom, Wellesley and Boston, MA, 02481
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It’s very hard to believe, but it’s been 35 years since I hung up a shingle to practice elder law on June 1, 1987. At the time, few people had heard of “elder law” and I wanted to brand the field and the new firm, so I called it ElderLaw Services.
