How To Apply For New York Medicaid Long-Term Care in 2023
It's important to stay informed about changes to the Medicaid Long-term Care program and its eligibility requirements. Long-term care can be costly, and Medicaid is a critical resource for eligible individuals who need assistance with the cost of their care. In this...
What To Do When a Younger Woman is Stealing My Dad’s Money
Have you noticed that your elderly dad has a new “best friend” who doesn’t seem to be looking out for your dad’s best interests or claiming a right to his money? Did he mention that he recently changed his will, trust, insurance or other financial documents and...
10 Things You Have To Consider When Planning Your Retirement
Planning your retirement is not just about saving money. It's important to think about how retiring will affect different parts of your life. Having a clear idea of what you want your retirement to be like can help you reach both your financial and non-financial...
12 Things You Should Not Put In Your Will
When creating a will, it’s important to remember that not everything belongs in this document. Some items can cause potential legal issues and disputes among your loved ones if included in the will. Other items may not be appropriate for the document. These items...
A Guide to Long-Term Care: Everything You Need to Know
As we age, planning for our health and well-being becomes increasingly important. For many people, this means thinking about the possibility of needing long-term care at some point in the future. Long-term care can provide valuable support to help you maintain your...
Power of Attorney New York
New York recently (June 13, 2021) reformed its power of attorney forms. The changes were made to simplify the power of attorney form. The reforms also provide safe-harbor provisions for good-faith acceptance of an acknowledged POA (Power of Assistance). The department...