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.
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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.READ»
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.
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The death of your parent is bound to be an emotionally confusing time without the additional responsibilities of being named as executor of his or her estate. READ»
According to Elder Law attorney Gene L. Osofsky, of the law firm Osofsky & Osofsky, the fear factor is high among Californians that many of our Elders in nursing homes may be directly impacted by Medi-Cal budget cuts. READ»
Even the most congenial of families can fight like wolverines when a Last Will and Testament is contested. For this to happen, they don’t have to be from Michigan.
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In the so-called “town hall” meetings debating the Obama Administration’s controversial health care reform plan, shrill cries of “euthanizing old people” to characterize potentially productive doctor-patient conversations concerning end-of-life issues have distorted the discourse and may cause real harm.READ»
This interactive Web service can be a personalized care guide for caregivers so that your loved one may receive state-of-the-art 24-7 care in the comforting environs of your home.READ»
Gene L. Osofsky, who specializes in Elder Law, advises that while you can’t always be protected from accidents, you can often mitigate their consequences.
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Being confronted with hospital privacy rules while you or a loved one are hospitalized can drive one to distraction, but a little planning may help ease your exasperation.READ»
Removing your loved one from the familiar environs of home and moving them into a nursing 'home' or facility can be a gut-wrenching experience. It doesn't have to be.READ»
Gene L. Osofsky, of the law firm Osofsky & Osofsky, asserts that the "when" to update your estate plan is now – especially if you're a procrastinator.READ»
Gene L. Osofsky, of the law firm Osofsky & Osofsky, explains how being regarded as a "care custodian" may disqualify a person from being a beneficiary of a testamentary distribution.READ»
