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Overmedicating Alzheimer’s Patients Poses a Danger

Overmedicating Alzheimer’s Patients Poses a Danger

Many elderly Americans use multiple prescription medications at the same time, a situation known as polypharmacy. The more medications a person takes, the higher the risk of dangerous drug interactions, inappropriate prescribing, adverse reactions, hospitalisation, and even death. Patients with…

The Executor’s Role Explained

The Executor’s Role Explained

When someone chooses you as the executor of their estate, they trust you to handle their assets and affairs after their death. Even though the decedent nominated you to be their executor, you will still need to be appointed to…

Changing the Wills of Widows and Widowers

Changing the Wills of Widows and Widowers

When a spouse dies, it is an emotionally, spiritually, and financially challenging time in a person’s life. It is common for one spouse to handle family tax and estate plans, and a widow(er) may be looking at a complex financial…

Revising Your Estate Plan Following Divorce

Revising Your Estate Plan Following Divorce

Divorce can affect many areas of your life, including your finances, property ownership, and estate plan. While updating your estate plan may not be your first priority during a divorce, failing to make changes can create unintended consequences. Without updating…

Should You Work Post Retirement?

Should You Work Post Retirement?

It is common to notice that the owners of podiatry practices and shoe repair companies are typically ages 55 and up. You are witnessing what the statistics show. Older workers dominate some professions. In addition, more Americans are working more…

Surviving the 2022 Economy

Surviving the 2022 Economy

Many people’s finances have been on a roller coaster ride over the last few years of economic turmoil. Many businesses shut down or reduced their business in 2020, which resulted in a high rate of under and unemployed workers. The…

Estate Planning with Your Parents

Estate Planning with Your Parents

You may find it daunting to talk to your parents about their estate plan or will. Many adult children put off having the “dreaded talk” with parents and are unprepared when an unforeseen event like an accident or illness happens.…

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