Issues relating to matters like health care, retirement, disability, guardianship, and long-term care are of special concern to older adults. FAL’s Senior Transition Pro Team includes attorneys who are board certified in the practice of elder law, which deals with these issues. Robert Abraham, has practiced law in the Daytona Beach and East Central Florida […]
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Have you designated someone to carry out your wishes if you are not able to communicate or speak for yourself? The Senior Transition Pro Team’s attorneys can help with this task, but first click on “Designating A Healthcare Surrogate” to read about this subject.
“Elder Law” is a legal specialty that covers a number of issues relating to senior citizens, their caretakers and family members. The Senior Transition Pro Team includes attorneys who specialize in elder law and are board certified by the Florida Bar Association. You can read about one such attorney, Ms. Wendy A. Maura, who practices […]
Yes. You can view a list of lawyers who handle wills and estate matters HERE.
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You can certainly count on FAL ProTeam Members to stand out next to their peers, this is Attorney Wendy Mara For further information on FindingAssistedLiving.com Check it out: HERE
The Finding Assisted Living website contains a list of qualified senior law and estate attorneys who practice in the Volusia, Central Florida area. Click HERE to view these specialists.
You have met a wonderful person later in life, and you fall in love. While talking about your exciting life together, you or maybe even your loved one mentions a prenuptial or premarital agreement. The realities of your financial situation weigh on your mind. You own many valuable assets – assets you would like to […]
A healthcare surrogate, sometimes called an “agent”, is a person appointed by you to make medical decisions on your behalf if you are not able to make or communicate them yourself. The healthcare surrogate is one form of an advance health care directive, a statement of your wishes in case you are not able to […]
The simple answer is “Yes, you should definitely have a health care power of attorney for yourself and loved ones.” This is a good place to remind you of the broader topic of planning for a senior life transition. The health care power of attorney (HCPA) and the living will are two of several legal […]