Slutsky Elder Law Blog
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Elder care attorney Rob Slutsky and his team assists Elderly citizens and their families with effective legal services and professional responsiveness, ensuring their clients get the most gratifying legal experiences. Check out the Slutsky Elder Law Blog for great legal insights and extensive talks on a number of Elder Law associated topics.
Slutsky Elder Law Blog
1M ago
Today, Americans are living longer than they did 50 years ago, and with proper legal planning, they can have the opportunity to live full and rewarding lives well into old age. Everyone deserves to retain as much independence as possible, which is why it’s so important for you and your family to meet with an ..read more
Slutsky Elder Law Blog
1M ago
Medicare open enrollment typically runs from late October into December every year. During this period, you can review your coverage and make changes if necessary. Of course, you don’t want to make any miscalculations during the open enrollment period that could affect your coverage until next year. Here are a few considerations you may want ..read more
Slutsky Elder Law Blog
1M ago
As healthcare costs rise, paying for medical expenses has become a primary concern for all Americans, but especially seniors. After all, they are the group most likely to need expensive medical procedures or skilled care in a nursing home. The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that the average household headed by a person 65 years ..read more
Slutsky Elder Law Blog
1M ago
As seniors age, having a network of support becomes crucial to maintaining their quality of life. Family members and close friends often step in to provide care and assist with important tasks. However, many seniors find themselves without this kind of support. A significant number of seniors lack family or friends to turn to due ..read more
Slutsky Elder Law Blog
1M ago
As one of our most vulnerable populations, senior citizens are at a higher risk of becoming victims of abuse and exploitation. They may be lonely. They may have disabilities that make them dependent on others, and they may also be living with conditions that rob them of their mental faculties. Unfortunately, these facts make them ..read more
Slutsky Elder Law Blog
1M ago
Over the past decade, the financial landscape has changed significantly, and the framework of estate planning has been altered along with it. 20 years ago, an estate would have included primarily physical and financial assets like homes, retirement accounts, and family heirlooms. Today, your estate might include a range of digital assets. If you haven’t ..read more
Slutsky Elder Law Blog
1M ago
When you are writing your will, you have many important considerations to make. Foremost among them is which assets will go to which heirs. Do you split your assets evenly? Will one heir get more than the rest? Which one of your heirs will receive specific, non-monetary assets? At Slutsky Elder Law, we know it ..read more
Slutsky Elder Law Blog
1M ago
If a loved one has asked you to be their estate administrator (personal representative) – also known as an executor – be aware that the role comes with a great deal of responsibility. While you may consider it an honor to be asked, and you will also be entitled to reasonable financial compensation for your ..read more
Slutsky Elder Law Blog
1M ago
Have you ever thought about what you would do if you became unable to make financial decisions on your own? Or about what would happen to you if you were admitted to the hospital with an incapacitating illness or injury? Who would be making financial and medical decisions on your behalf? Would it be someone ..read more
Slutsky Elder Law Blog
3M ago
As you get older, it becomes more and more crucial that you develop estate planning strategies that will give you the best end-of-life quality and maximize the assets you can leave to your heirs. Even if you think you’re too young to be thinking about estate planning, it’s never too early to start. An accident ..read more