Aging

Preserving the stories of the people we love

By Miles Hurley | August 18, 2026

At Hurley Elder Care Law, we help families prepare for some of life’s most important decisions, from estate planning and probate to healthcare planning and incapacity. But families sometimes overlook another kind of planning: preserving the stories, memories, and experiences of the people we love. Preserving the stories One idea is to set aside time…

New routines

By Miles Hurley | August 4, 2026

School is back in session across most Georgia counties. We were all hit with that stark reminder this week as traffic once again surged on Atlanta’s roads. It’s hard to believe that the days of splashing in the pool and summer vacation have come to an end for many families. Along with establishing new family…

February is American Heart Month

By Miles Hurley | February 3, 2026

February is American Heart Month, a time to highlight heart health and raise awareness about one of the most serious health issues facing Americans today. Each year, Wear Red Day on February 6 encourages us to wear red in support of heart disease awareness and to ignite conversations that can truly save lives. The leading…

The new year does not require perfection

By Kim Lewis | December 30, 2025

Like many of you, I am finding this week feels a little quieter. The holidays are behind us, the calendar is fresh, and there is space to reflect. While New Year’s resolutions often get a bad reputation, I do believe there is value in pausing to consider what we can do differently moving forward. With…

Using the Holidays to Share Your Healthcare Wishes with Your Family

By Miles Hurley | December 23, 2025

The holidays are a special time to slow down, gather around the table, and reconnect with the people who matter most. Amid the twinkling lights, shared meals, and familiar traditions, there’s often something else present too: meaningful conversations that don’t always happen during our busy everyday lives. The holidays can  present an opportunity to share…

When Holiday Visits Reveal It’s Time to Consider a Move

By Miles Hurley | December 16, 2025

The holidays are a special time to slow down, reconnect, and spend meaningful moments with the people we love. But for many families, these gatherings also shine a light on changes that may have gone unnoticed throughout the year.  Holiday visits can reveal it’s time to consider a move. The Williams Family For the Williams…

Helping Aging Loved Ones Travel Smoothly This Holiday Season

By Miles Hurley | December 9, 2025

Many of us prepare thoroughly in advance when traveling for the holidays with our small children and work hard to anticipate all their needs. This same thoughtful planning is also helpful when arranging travel with your aging loved one. This will ensure the journey is safe, comfortable, and enjoyable for everyone. So how can you…

Top Holiday Gifts for Aging Loved Ones

By Kim Lewis | December 2, 2025

Choosing the right holiday gift for an aging parent, grandparent, or family friend can make a meaningful difference in their daily life. The best gifts help them feel connected, supported, and more comfortable at home. Here are our top holiday gifts for aging loved ones organized into helpful categories to simplify your holiday shopping. Gifts…

The caregiving workforce in the United States

By Miles Hurley | November 4, 2025

The long-term care system in the United States depends greatly on immigrant labor, and recent immigration crackdowns are posing serious challenges for nursing homes and in-home care providers alike. The caregiving workforce in the United States Foreign-born employees form a sizable part of the caregiving workforce. According to data cited by Axios, 41% of home health aides,…

The Importance of Setting Up Legacy and Emergency Contacts for Your Online Accounts.

By Miles Hurley | September 16, 2025

In today’s digital world, much of our lives is stored online, including photos, financial records, important documents, and even access to other accounts through the common use of password managers. Yet, many people overlook what happens if they become incapacitated or pass away.  Let’s explore the importance of setting up legacy and emergency contacts for…

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