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Everyone knows that it’s important for families to discuss future elder care needs, but few do so. Here are some tips for getting started.
An annual family meeting can help keep everyone on the same page as parents age. Financial planner Al Wroblewski offers his model.
Are We Elder Law or Elder Care Attorneys?
The Massachusetts Appeals Court has ruled that an agent named in a health care proxy lacks authority to agree to arbitration on behalf of a nursing home resident in a wrongful death case.
Harry shares thoughts about the misalignment of client/attorney goals and how clients can be served better.
The New Yorker cartoonist Roz Chast has published a book describing her parents’ last years as they fell into disability and dementia in their 90s. A difficult couple to have as parents, taking care of them through their denial and her conflicting emotions of obligation, guilt, and resentment also induced great conflict and anxiety.
In Rockingham County Nursing Home v. Harnois, nursing home is time-barred from bringing fraudulent conveyance claim for unpaid bill.
The Post debunks claim by Mark J. Warshawsky that millionaires are on Medicaid and that long-term care insurance is a reasonable solution.
The field of elder law has moved from a focus on MassHealth planning for nursing home care to helping seniors stay at home.
Harry faults lawyer advertising MassHealth planning on WBZ Radio and in The Boston Globe for fostering ill will.
