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Preventing Power of Attorney Abuse You did your homework. You planned ahead. You sat down with an attorney, signed the paperwork, and named someone you trusted to handle things if you ever couldn’t. Maybe it was your son, your daughter, or a trusted friend. You felt relieved to have plans in place. And then, slowly,… Read More
Vetting Your Senior Care Partners The idiom “it takes a village” is often used when discussing care for young children. And while that’s true, caregivers of older adults know that it applies to them as well. A village of support is made of many different roles. Just as with caring for a young child, support… Read More
Power of Attorney: What You Need to Know As you get older, it’s smart to plan ahead. One important thing you can do is set up a power of attorney, one each for health care and finances. These legal documents let someone you trust help you with money and health decisions if you can’t make… Read More
How to Choose the Right Person to Handle Your Will Picking the right person to take care of your affairs after you’re gone is one of the most important decisions in estate planning. This person, called an executor, makes sure your will is followed, pays off any remaining debts from your remaining assets, and distributes… Read More