If your loved one has shown signs of dementia or some other neurodegenerative condition, it is no doubt a strenuous time for your family. You might be visiting Florida nursing homes or assisted living facilities, knowing that the time has come when you can’t leave...
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The difference between conservatorship and guardianship
As we and our parents grow older, we start to hear new words in greater frequency. Usually, these words are in the realm of health and medicine, but occasionally they involve legal matters. “Conservatorship” and “guardianship” are often used interchangeably, but in a...
What is conservatorship, and should you request it?
Like many adult children in Florida, you may be entering a phase in life where one or both of your parents need your support. Perhaps, your mother or father has recently transitioned to assisted living or a nursing home. You might have concerns, especially if he or...
Working with a legal professional for elder law needs
Older individuals have certain legal and financial needs as they approach a time in their lives when they may need regular support and help. Making plans for the future can be difficult, and many Florida adults find it beneficial to rely on the support and guidance of...
Could a QIT help you qualify for Medicaid?
Though no one wants him- or herself or a family member to need long-term care, it is a real possibility for anyone. Even if you or your spouse is healthy now, a serious illness or injury could happen at any time and present the need for extended care. Because that...
Could guardianship be right for your elderly loved one?
When an elderly loved one begins to show signs of not handling his or her affairs properly, it can be a difficult time for any Florida family. You may have concerns that someone will take advantage of your loved one financially or that his or her personal and...