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Hassle Free Estate Planning in Madison County

By on September 12, 2011 in Elder Care Law, Estate Planning Wills Trusts, Settlements (General)

Hassle Free Estate Planning Everyone wants to avoid stress and confusion when they deal with estate planning matters. A capable and knowledgeable attorney can make estate planning as stress free as possible while also making sure your wishes are respected. By approaching an estate planning attorney earlier rather than later, you can explore the best [...]

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Keeping an Eye on the Caregivers for the Elderly

By on May 26, 2011 in Elder Care Law, Nursing Home Negligence

Taking a proactive role in the care of your elderly parent, relative, or friend is advisable. By the time a senior citizen arrives at the point of needing assisted living or nursing home care, the individual is usually not capable of dealing with neglect or abuse.  The person may be unable to even  cope with [...]

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Remedies for Aggrieved Policyholders in Staten Island, NY

By on April 5, 2011 in Elder Care Law, Insurance Law Settlements

Everyone relies on some type of insurance every day. But if policyholders feel like they are not getting the benefit of that insurance policy, the policyholder can take action against the insurance company. The most common types of actions are breach of contract and breach of duty of good faith and fair dealing. Breach of [...]

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What are the Common Signs of Elder Abuse?

By on March 24, 2011 in Elder Care Law

As a person increases in age, he or she may face both mental and physical deterioration. This can be very difficult for our loved ones and may require moving into a long-care facility or nursing home. Elderly people in our society should be respected and protected. It is the duty of every individual to respect [...]

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