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Health care proxy: Patient and agent need to be on the same page

Some Delaware residents feel a sense of accomplishment after making difficult decisions. While this feeling of accomplishment may be warranted, it is also important to remember that making the right decision is better than making just any decision, especially...

Creating a long-term care plan can help address costs

Many people enjoy the process of planning. The comfort that can come from having a plan for various scenarios can seem appealing. As a result, some Delaware residents may have plans for a number of occasions. However, they may want to ensure that they have a...

Elder law considerations for parents of adult children

It's nothing new to say that kids are expensive, but what happens when paying expenses for adult children cuts into retirement savings? Recent research shows that many near-retirees in the United States do not have adequate savings -- an issue that can be compounded...

Communication with children can help prevent elder law issues

Although many people prefer to live private lives, communication can often be the key to avoiding missteps and hazards as one ages. It is a good idea for Delaware seniors to have certain conversations with their children, as awareness throughout the family can help...

Signs of elder abuse and how to get elder law support

Elder abuse is a major issue across the United States. Recent numbers released in New York State noted that only about one in 22 cases of elder abuse is reported, and aging individuals in other states like Delaware have similar challenges being heard. Those who are in...

Recent elder law changes aim to protect aging Americans

Thirteen years ago, June 15 was designated as World Elder Abuse Awareness Day by the United Nations. This far-reaching issue affects many individuals and families, from aging people in Delaware to seniors across the world. There have been many efforts to change and...

Retiring women may face unique financial and elder law challenges

Planning for retirement is a challenge for men and women alike. However, statistics show that when it comes to finances and elder law issues, women can sometimes have a harder time making the transition. Here are a few things women in Delaware may face when moving...

Scams from loved ones and outsiders common elder law issues

Elderly people are often the target of financial scams. Elder law issues involving fraud from complete strangers and even loved ones are plentiful across Delaware. Aging people should be on the lookout for some of the most common scams that seek to take advantage of...

Elder law and financial habits can impact retirement savings

For many retirees, leaving work means depleting savings. But for Delaware retirees with smart investments and a keen understanding of elder law to avoid any scams or meddling family members, net worth can actually increase during the course of retirement. In fact, a...

How to prevent elder law issues and financial abuse

As people age, they may become increasingly vulnerable to financial abuse. For example, relatives can misuse assets after being granted access to accounts through guardianship. Elderly people and their loved ones should have an understanding of these potential crimes...

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