Contesting a will is not easy, but may sometimes be necessary to preserve the proper distribution of an estate. A person may be able to contest their loved one’s will if the person has good reason to believe that it…
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Making Loving Gifts to Grandchildren to Ensure Their Future Security
Grandparents sometimes consider lifetime gifts to grandchildren when planning for their financial future. Not only will the gifts give the grandchildren a good start in life and perhaps a brighter future, but by such gifts may have an added benefit…
California’s Nursing Home Law Reaffirms Requirement of Proper Staffing Ratios in Nursing Care Facilities
Recent Legislation Will Help Ensure Better Quality Care for Patients and Law Offices of Osofsky and Osofsky Gives Tips on How to Evaluate a Nursing Home There are new changes in state law regarding California’s skilled nursing homes. Nursing homes…
The Cultural Changes in VA Healthcare System: Serving Female Veterans—the Invisible Minority
U.S. military veterans are getting older and have been actively seeking services from the Veterans Affairs healthcare system – from veterans who served in WWII, Korea and Vietnam to the most recent theatres, Iraq and Afghanistan. However, there has been…
Sensors at Home Can Make Your Elders Safer
Gene L. Osofsky of the law firm Osofsky & Osofsky weighs in about some helpful sensors. For a lot of our elders, living alone isn’t what it used to be, especially in the sense of devices and technologically-advanced sensors placed…
Let the Bank Do It?
Should you allow a large bank to help care for your elderly parents? Baby Boomers are aging fast, their parents even more so if they’re still around. Caring for an elderly parent can be a big responsibility. Boomers might even…
Creative Ways to Boost Your Social Security Income
Elder law attorney Gene L. Osofsky of the law firm Osofsky and Osofsky suggests putting on “your thinking cap” when it comes to obtaining additional social security income. Every year, more than $10 billion in Social Security benefits go unclaimed.…
Blended Families Can Prove Challenging to Caregivers
Divorce seldom fails to up the complexity quotient when you add stepparents into the caregiving and estate planning equations, explains Elder law attorney Gene L. Osofsky of the law firm Osofsky & Osofsky. Attorney Diane Fener, based in Virginia Beach,…
Kennedy Trusts Seen as an Educational Tool
The recent death of Massachusetts Senator Edward M. “Ted” Kennedy might provoke some insightful thought about the nature of trusts – and how comprehensive and versatile they can be. Joseph P. Kennedy, the patriarch of the Kennedy Family, left behind…
Despite Estate Tax Uncertainties, Better Not Procrastinate
While Obama might be procrastinating about what to do about the estate tax, you’d better not. President Barack Obama was supposed to tackle the thorny issue of the estate tax from the get-go, considering that the expiration date was already…
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