Elder Law Attorney Helps You Understand End-of-Life Document Needs

An ongoing concern for many older adults, as well as their adult children, is whether they really need to pay for the services of an attorney when planning for their finances and health care in old age. This is a valid question, and people of modest means often feel that they can’t afford an attorney. However, the reality is that many elder care problems faced by families can be avoided by consulting an attorney before their loved one needs any form of care. Read the full article on HealthCentral about the ins and outs of obtaining Powers of Attorney and other necessary documents for your loved one's welfare: Carol Bradley Bursack is the Candid Caregiver MedicareFAQ – Medicare Resource Center Support a caregiver or jump-start discussion in support groups with real stories - for bulk orders of Minding Our Elders e-mail Carol                  Related StoriesHere's How To Have More Fun While CaregivingImportant to Note: Alzheimer's Is Only One Type of Dementia12 Tips to Help Spousal Caregivers Through Hard Times 
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