Traditionally, Medicaid has paid for long-term care in a nursing home, but because most individuals would rather be cared for at home and home care is cheaper, all 50 states now have Medicaid programs that offer at least some home care. This includes Florida.
Author: Andrew D. Wheeler
No one wants to see a loved one become sick and unable to make decisions. If this happens, however, caregivers can file a petition with the court to appoint a substitute decision maker, called a “guardian.”
Many people hear the term “elder law” and think about estate planning, and planning for the end of life, but elder law is far more than that.
For divorced or divorcing parents, moving with a minor child can be a big deal if not done […]
I’ve met a lot of foster children over the years. The vast majority of them are there for […]
