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Has your Power of Attorney expired?

By Hurley Elder Care Law | June 12, 2019

  At least once a week we hear from a family member who has been told that her dad’s power of attorney has expired. In an effort to protect an account holder’s assets, many financial institutions will refuse to accept a power of attorney. They fear fraud and exploitation, so they will often create artificial…

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Choosing the Best Agent for Your Power of Attorney

By Hurley Elder Care Law | June 5, 2019

  Because a Power of Attorney enables your agent to act on your behalf for all financial matters, it is extremely important that you choose an agent that you trust.  Effectively, you are giving someone else the power to spend your money, sell your property, and take out new lines of credit in your name.…

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Five Things to Know about the Power of Attorney in Georgia

By Hurley Elder Care Law | March 13, 2019

No one likes thinking about their own or their loved one’s potential incapacity. Unfortunately, many of us will likely find ourselves in need of a financial agent, or someone to step into our shoes and act on our behalf for all financial matters. Almost every day I drive on I-285 here in Atlanta (one of…

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Guardian, Conservator, Executor, Power of Attorney—It’s all too confusing!

By Hurley Elder Care Law | January 16, 2018

There are many legal terms for the roles we can play in an older adults life. Have you ever been asked if you are the guardian or the power of attorney for someone? What does it mean when you hear that someone is the executor or trustee for someone else? How about conservator—what is that?…

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Winter is coming

Winter is coming

By Miles Hurley | October 29, 2024

Halloween often signals the changing weather in Georgia. It will soon become cooler and eventually cold. Also, sadly, parts of Georgia and neighboring states have recently experienced unprecedented storms that have impacted many people, including aging adults. Winter is coming so being prepared is crucial and can make the difference between life and death. Winter…

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Resources for our community

By Miles Hurley | September 3, 2024

Hurley Elder Care Law prides itself on providing resources for our community. For over 18 years, our team’s approach has been to educate and offering options for our clients, their family members, and professionals who serve seniors. This past year, our education team has created new, practical resources to help answer many of the most…

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music therapy

Music Therapy

By Miles Hurley | August 20, 2024

Music therapy offers profound benefits for aging adults, particularly those living with dementia. This therapeutic approach harnesses the power of music to enhance cognitive, emotional, and social well-being. For individuals with dementia, music therapy can trigger memories, reduce agitation, and improve communication. Familiar tunes often evoke positive emotions, helping to calm anxiety and promote relaxation.…

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Death Doula

By Kim Lewis | July 30, 2024

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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Legal documents for young adults

Legal documents for young adults

By Miles Hurley | July 16, 2024

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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FREE Presentation for Sandy Springs Residents “Tough Conversations: The Importance of Having Legal Documents in Place”

By Kim Lewis | July 8, 2024

Join Nola Faulkner of Hurley Elder Care Law as she presents: Tough Conversations: The Importance of Having Legal Documents in Place.” Life altering events should motivate adults to update their estate planning documents. Time often gets in the way of good intentions and creating these important documents or making critical revisions are never made. Do…

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