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If an aging parent or other close family member has an age-related medical emergency, concerned family members must act promptly to protect them. A stroke, major fall or dementia diagnosis can undermine an older adult’s independence. They may require immediate care...
Adult children often face a role reversal with their parents as they mature. Eventually, the parents who raised them may require regular, even daily, support. The adult children of older adults may assume responsibility for basic caregiving matters. They may move in...
Long-term care is one of the most significant expenses you may face as you age, and mistakes in planning can quickly put your savings and your family’s stability at risk. By identifying the errors that cause the most damage, you can take steps now that will protect...
The Colorado Long-Term Care Ombudsman is an advocate for the rights of residents in nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and other long-term care settings. Their primary mission is to make sure that seniors receive quality care and live in a safe environment. To...
Disabilities, health struggles and aging can all limit people’s ability to meet their own needs. For their loved ones, ensuring their well-being and managing their affairs can be a major concern. In Colorado, this often involves establishing guardianship or...
Do you have a family member or loved one who struggles to care for themself because of a physical or mental condition? You may be responsible for caring for your loved one with special needs. Your loved one may require transportation, around-the-clock care, medical...
As you get older, your legacy can take on new importance. What will you leave behind? How will your loved ones fare? One way to address these issues is to start some planning now. Part of this planning can mean managing your assets to increase the likelihood of...
Trusts can play a pivotal role in estate planning, offering you a versatile and beneficial means of managing and distributing your assets. They can be tailored to suit various needs and objectives, making them a vital tool in effective estate management. Understanding...
An estate plan is generally comprised of a collection of various documents including wills and other testamentary documents, such as durable powers of attorney. Everyone has their own unique preferences that influence what documents they include in an estate plan and...
Discussions about estate planning often focus on someone's legacy. People want to know exactly what will happen with their property when they die and seek to provide as much as they can for their closest or most vulnerable family members. The best estate plans in...