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Locating Critical Information

By Hurley Elder Care Law | July 24, 2017

A parent’s unexpected health event could precipitate an immediate need to get your hands on key information and secure valuables. Before something happens, it is a good time to talk to aging parents about what you may need to provide someday. Some parents are hesitant to discuss personal matters, even with their children. For insight…

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Presidential Campaigns Propose Family Caregiving

By Hurley Elder Care Law | September 30, 2016

Released on September 13th, a report by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine examines the challenges family caregivers currently face and what will be needed in the future. The report, “Families Caring for an Aging America,” offers a number of public policy recommendations to address the issues. The authors recommend a call to…

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Paid Leave for Elder Caregiving

By Hurley Elder Care Law | September 12, 2016

Deloitte LLP, a professional services firm in the United States is beginning to offer paid leave for caregivers.

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Gifts for Caregiver

By Hurley Elder Care Law | May 16, 2016

Sometimes your loved one’s caregiver doesn’t always have their best interest in mind. It may be necessary to take the proper precautions to protect your loved one from potential financial fraud.

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Millennials as Caregivers

By Hurley Elder Care Law | February 3, 2016

A surprising number of people from the millennial generation are involved with caretaking. About 25 percent of caregivers in the United States are in the 18 to 34 age range and are facing unique challenges. They often have little or no experience with serious illness, with making important health care decisions or with dealing with…

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