Estate Planning (Wills, Trusts, and Powers of Attorney)
June is LGBTQ+ Pride Month—a time to celebrate and honor the LGBTQ+ community’s rich history, and recognize the ongoing efforts toward equality and inclusion. What began as a movement for civil rights following the 1969 Stonewall uprising has grown into a global celebration of identity and progress. But for many LGBTQ+ older adults, Pride Month…
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It’s graduation season, which marks the exciting ending to one chapter and the beginning of a new one. When preparing to send your child off to college, there’s a lot on your to-do list—buying dorm essentials, registering for classes, setting up a meal plan. However, one crucial item that’s often overlooked is estate planning. If…
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This past month has been a whirlwind for me. Between the end-of-year rush to wrap up projects at work, making critical decisions for my aging mother in rehab, keeping up with holiday festivities, and managing a disruptive and time-consuming home construction project, life has felt chaotic. While I may feel like I’ve earned the title…
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Last week, we described the role of a dementia doula, and now we will explore the benefits offered by a different type of doula called a death doula (or end-of-life doula). This non-medical professional provides holistic support to individuals and families facing the end of life. Their role is to offer emotional, spiritual, and practical…
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As students head off to college, the excitement of new experiences often overshadows practical considerations. One crucial but often overlooked aspect is the need for a Georgia Advance Directive for Healthcare. This legal document ensures that students receive the medical care they need if they become incapacitated and cannot decide for themselves. Legal documents for…
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Our NEW Being Prepared: A Practical Guide to Getting Your Affairs in Order is now available. As we age, keeping track of important information becomes increasingly necessary. This is even more critical when you or a loved one is dealing with a chronic healthcare condition, a serious medical diagnosis, or a decline in functional capacity.…
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As older Americans navigate the later stages of their life, a growing concern that often occupies their thoughts is the fear of becoming seriously ill and the subsequent financial burden associated with long-term care. This anxiety is not unfounded; the cost of healthcare in the United States, particularly for long-term services such as home care…
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Imagine a scenario where you’re unable to make decisions about your mental healthcare, perhaps due to a sudden mental health crisis. Who would speak for you? What treatments would you want or not want? That’s where the Georgia Psychiatric Advance Directive (PAD) comes into play. It’s like having a roadmap for your mental health treatment…
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2023 is coming to a close. Many of us make resolutions for the new year. They often include health benefits such as losing weight and exercising more. In 2024, why not make a resolution that’s simple to keep? Create a proper estate plan for you and your loved ones. Hurley Elder Care Law can assist you…
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Private jets, priceless antiques… asset protection? Some things are just for the rich and famous, but protecting hard-earned assets isn’t one of them. Homes and bank accounts are assets worth protecting from future long-term care costs.
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