As we discussed in my previous post, winding down the business aspects of a parent’s life can be time consuming and draining, both physically and emotionally. Ideally, heirs will know ahead of time where important documents are as well as … Read More
For most of my life I thought that Sisterhood was the women’s group that my mother belonged to at our synagogue growing up. This was the place for women, mostly stay at home moms, to participate in the activities of … Read More
It is not unusual for attorneys, financial advisors, insurance professionals and even physicians to be caught in the midst of family disagreements about the issues of elder care. Recently, in speaking to many professionals who serve the growing elder population, … Read More
Often the surviving parent, as well as children and other family members, need time to cope with the loss recently experienced prior to making significant life changes. Changes that are made in the heat of a crisis, may not always … Read More
When we lose a parent, there is also the need to wind down and finish the business aspects of that parent’s life. No matter how limited or extensive these activities are, this is often a time consuming and draining set … Read More