Strong Passwords Help Prevent Scams and Fraud

Strong passwords

At Hurley Elder Care Law, we hear of cases of seniors getting scammed weekly. One common issue we have observed is that many people use the same password for all their online accounts. This is a huge problem for many reasons. Strong passwords can help prevent scams and fraud Protecting your online accounts In today’s…

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National Make-a-Will month

National Make-a-Will Month

August is National Make-a-Will Month, so it is a perfect reminder to protect your loved ones by having this essential document in place. Surprisingly, many well-known celebrities died without a will, leaving their estates in chaos. Icons like Prince, Aretha Franklin, and Chadwick Boseman passed intestate, sparking lengthy court battles, strained family relationships, and delayed…

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Elder Law Explained: Busting the Biggest Myths

When it comes to planning for aging loved ones, there is no shortage of confusion and misinformation. Myths about Medicaid eligibility, protecting your home, and understanding legal terms can cause unnecessary stress during an already challenging time. At Hurley Elder Care Law, we believe knowledge is power—especially when it comes to protecting your family’s assets…

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Are Legal Documents Necessary for Young Adults?

Are legal documents necessary for young adults?

As summer winds down, many families are preparing to send their children off to college. Amid the packing lists and orientation schedules, there’s one important task that’s often overlooked: ensuring your student has legal documents in place in case of a medical or financial emergency. Today we are going to focus on the importance of…

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