Doug Jones
Many of you have had the experience of having “the talk” with a teenage child. Now, as your parent continues to decline, you may have had “the talk” all over again. However, this time you had it with Mom or Dad. “The talk” can be regarding a number of life changing topics: Moving to a different state so they can be closer to you Giving up the car keys for
Many of you have had the experience of having “the talk” with a teenage child. Now, as your parent continues to decline, you may have had “the talk”
If Momma is like 70% of the rest of America, she has never done any proper estate planning at all. If she has anything at all, it’s probably
How to pay for the care you want When meeting with a Financial Advisor or Elder Law Attorney, it’s important to know what to ask. When attempting to
Bridge of Life planning is all about helping a declining parent get what they want during a period of decline of physical or cognitive health. If they (and
This Planning Stuff is Really Important Creating a Care Journey Plan (CJP) is “the thing” that makes a Bridge of Life Plan work. For those of you who
If you are a Family Caregiver tasked with the responsibility of helping an aging parent with their care, you quickly realize that “This Health Care Stuff Costs Money!”
As you can see, this article is entitled, “Estate Planning for Momma – a Simple Way to Avoid a Cruising for a Bruising!” Some will laugh, but failure
Have you had the discussion with Momma about her preferences? What exactly are Momma’s Preferences? If and when she can’t stay at home by herself any longer, what