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How To Secure Elder Guardianship Of A Parent

How To Secure Elder Guardianship Of A Parent

Posted by Nate Birt on Mon Oct 24 2022

Supporting your parents as they age can be among life’s greatest joys. Elder guardianship is a court-appointed legal relationship between an individual and an elderly adult who can no longer take care of themselves. This legal step can help you keep your parents’ best interest top of mind by making sure trustworthy people are able to care for their finances and health needs. The following article is designed to help you learn more about this option and guide you through the process. Read More


Understanding Power of Attorney Limitations

Understanding Power of Attorney Limitations

Posted by Chad Birt on Sat Nov 05 2022

In a recent article, we discussed how to establish power of attorney (POA) for a loved one. This legal designation is one of the most commonly requested before the courts, but it comes with responsibilities and limitations. Learn more about those limitations here: Read More


A Complete Guide to Living Wills:  What Are They? And Why Are They Important?

A Complete Guide to Living Wills: What Are They? And Why Are They Important?

Posted by Chad Birt on Fri Nov 11 2022

A living will is one of the best gifts you can give your loved ones. If you have a medical emergency, this document can help guide your treatment, prevent family conflict, and ensure your wishes are met. Read More


The Five Wishes Living Will: End-of-Life Planning Made Simple

The Five Wishes Living Will: End-of-Life Planning Made Simple

Posted by Sophie Bebeau on Tue Oct 11 2022

If you are a senior or the caregiver of someone nearing the final stages of life, it's important to start thinking about end-of-life wishes. That is where The Five Wishes Living Will comes into play. This simple legal document is the most commonly used living will in the U.S. and has been used by millions of families. The Five Wishes Living Will gives people with a terminal illness or advanced age peace of mind knowing they will receive proper care near the end of their lives while also providing instructions for family members who may need guidance on how best to care for them. Read More