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Financial Exploitation: A Bittersweet Client Story
A Bittersweet Story of Financial Exploitation | A Story I Promised To Share. By Shannon Miller Although I love all of my clients, the story of Michael McCadden holds a special place in my heart. He was a Korean War Veteran, business owner, dance instructor, and...
Aging At Home: 5 Proactive Tools To Prepare
Your Graceful Aging Toolkit To Prepare For Aging At Home. In the journey of life, the golden years should be a time of comfort, independence, and dignity. As we navigate the complexities of aging, the goal for many is to age gracefully within the familiarity and...
Granny Dumping: What Is It And What To Do
Caring for an aging loved one can be challenging, and sometimes unexpected situations arise. Recently, I encountered a case where a client, let's call her Elizabeth, was unexpectedly discharged from her rehab facility to the emergency room late on a Friday night....
New Year’s Goals For Aging Gracefully
New Year's Resolutions for a Dignified and Fulfilling Later Life On The Journey to Aging Gracefully: Wisdom from an Elder Law Attorney. As the new year unfurls its blank pages, it's a time of reflection and resolution, especially for those over 50. If you, like many,...
End Of Life Conversations With Your Parents: Awkward But Necessary
Having difficult conversations with aging parents about end-of-life issues, including estate planning and medical decision-making, can be challenging yet crucial. These discussions, though awkward, are vital for ensuring a dignified and desired end-of-life experience...
Starting the Hard Conversation about Financial Health and Estate Planning with Aging Parents
How To Get Conversation Ready. Discussing financial health and estate planning with aging parents can be a delicate matter. Many elderly parents may feel embarrassed or guilty for not planning sufficiently for retirement, fearing they might become a burden on their...
Delaying Dementia: Comprehensive Tips for a Healthy Mind and Body
The Holistic Approach To Delaying Dementia. Dementia, a condition characterized by a decline in memory, thinking, and reasoning skills, significantly impacts individuals and their families. While there's no surefire way to prevent dementia, certain lifestyle choices...
Gainesville Resources For Alzheimer’s Caregivers
Alzheimer's Awareness Month: Shedding Light on a Silent Struggle. November is Alzheimer's Awareness Month, a time dedicated to increasing awareness and understanding of Alzheimer's disease. At Miller Elder Law Firm, we advocate tirelessly for seniors grappling with...
Long-Term Care: Navigating the Costs and Choices
How To Pay For Long-Term Care With A Price Tag of 12-14,000/Month The golden years of retirement are often visualized as a time of rest, relaxation, and perhaps travel to those places you've always dreamt of. However, an aspect of aging that is not frequently...
The Deeply Human Role Of An Elder Care Coordinator
The Indispensable Role of an Elder Care Coordinator In the intricate world of elder law, a distinctive and often unsung hero emerges – the Elder Care Coordinator. This professional is the bridge, the connector, and often the lifeline for seniors navigating the maze of...