Certified Elder Law Attorneys Serving New Jersey Residents Since 1978.
The majority of us spend most of our adult lives with a good range of mobility and cognitive function. Nonetheless, the reality is that as we get older, these things begin to decline. Those in their advanced years may notice a rather steep decline, which can make...
Older adults often need to plan carefully for their financial stability when they retire. People often have to save aggressively for decades to afford a decent standard of living once they stop working. Those who haven't been able to save as much as they hoped to may...
A medical power of attorney is a representative, such as a spouse or family member, that can act on your behalf if you can no longer make decisions on your own because of a mental or physical disability. Once you have picked the right power of attorney to help manage...
If your parents or another elderly relative can no longer remain living alone in their own house, you may need to search for a nursing home for them. This could be a stressful time for you and them, but often it is the only way. Finding the right place, where they...
Memory care facilities provide valuable assistance for individuals who are in a vulnerable position. The residents of these facilities are dealing with conditions like Alzheimer’s and dementia, so they need a lot of extra care. They count on the staff members to help...
As parents age, it's natural for adult children to consider their well-being and how best to support them. For some families, guardianship emerges as a potential solution. However, it is crucial to weigh the benefits and implications of this decision carefully before...
Watching your parents slide into their golden years can be a cherished journey filled with precious memories and happy moments. It can also be challenging if and when the signs of age-related cognitive conditions such as Alzheimer’s start to appear. While the initial...
As your loved ones age, staying healthy can become more of a challenge, particularly in situations where they may be resistant to following your advice or accepting your care. Awareness of common health conditions that affect elderly people in greater numbers is one...
Unlike its better-known counterpart, Alzheimer’s, frontotemporal dementia (FTD) has only recently started to make the news. That’s largely in part due to the openness of Hollywood icon Bruce Willis and his family following his diagnosis with the disease....
Increasingly, Americans are moving farther away from where they grew up. College, and then jobs or relationships, can put them hundreds or even thousands of miles away from their parents. That means when an aging parent – particularly one who’s single – increasingly...
