Many Estate Planning Attorneys handle Wills and Trusts, Elder Law, and Probate Law and can broadly represent seniors throughout their aging years, and after their death. They represent your parents and their wishes to set up the proper legal foundation in anticipation of their death; typically called a trust. A trust is a legal entity …
Elder Veterans may be eligible for a wide-variety of benefits available to all U.S. military Veterans. VA benefits include disability compensation, pension, education and training, health care, home loans, insurance, vocational rehabilitation and employment, and burial. In their aging years, Veteran’s Aid and Assistance can be of a great financial assistance to seniors bringing about a higher quality of life through the …
A tax preparer helps you through the complicated process of completing and filing local, state, and federal taxes. They will make sure your senior pays the correct amount so penalties due to error will not be incurred. Because of their familiarity with each year’s tax code, tax preparers can often find ways to lower the …
Supplemental health care insurance provides additional coverage on top of your senior’s primary health care insurance. It will cover some of the costs that primary coverage does not, including deductibles and co-pay fees. Some plans also cover non-medical costs such as: transportation lodging long-distance phone calls child care Disease-specific insurance helps cover costs related to …
Parents and caretakers of children and the elderly with special needs are faced with daily challenges which make it difficult to do much in the way of planning or preparing for the future. The “take-it-one-day-at-a-time” approach may work most of the time. However, experts say parents of special needs children or the elderly should pause …
