by Christine Brown | Oct 8, 2019 | Elder Care, Elder Law |
As seniors start experiencing the changes associated with aging, one of their most common fears is losing their independence. As a Torrance elder attorney, I recognize that a chief catalyst of such fears is often when the senior loses the ability to drive. A senior’s...
by Christine Brown | Aug 26, 2019 | Dementia, Elder Care, Elder Law |
By LA County Elder Law Attorney Christine Brown Once an older loved one starts to show signs of dementia, you will likely need to start thinking about the type of care he or she will need in the future. When your loved one gets to the point where he or she is no...
by Christine Brown | Jul 20, 2019 | Elder Care, Elder Law |
One of the hardest things a senior must come to grips with is that he or she can no longer operate an automobile safely. However, this is not usually something they’ll admit to themselves, even if they know it’s the truth. Most of the time it is up to their adult...
by Christine Brown | May 17, 2019 | Elder Care, Elder Law |
One of the hardest things an adult child must handle is the responsibility of overseeing their elderly parent’s care. Long Beach elder law attorneys find that this situation is only made harder when the child and parent live in different states. While arranging for...
by Christine Brown | Oct 16, 2018 | Elder Care, Elder Law |
New Law to Expand Chronic Care Benefits through Medicare In a rare instance of bipartisan cooperation, Congress recently passed a law that will expand benefits to individuals enrolled in Medicare Advantage plans who have chronic illnesses. The Creating High-Quality...
by Christine Brown | Sep 15, 2018 | Elder Care, Elder Law, Uncategorized |
Legal competency concerns can lead to issues for senior citizens, during both life and death. This is especially true for financial affairs and disputed inheritances. Torrance Elder law attorneys must be able to determine a senior’s legal competency in both physical...
