It is important to consider a few things before you start looking for a home that can meet a loved one's physical or developmental needs. The US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) lists state and local government agencies and other…
AARP estimates that three out of four Americans over the age of 50 are planning on aging in place. These seniors are willing to employ alternative solutions to make it happen. The alternatives include home sharing (32%), modifying their home…
There may come a time when you are asked to act as a power of attorney for a friend or family member. Your person may be planning for when they might become unable to take care of their affairs. For…
Several types of property easements can affect residential homes. When conducting real estate transactions, it’s important to understand the basics of easements and how they may affect your property. What is an Easement? An easement is a legal right for…
People with disabilities travel using phrases such as "accessible travel" and "disabled travel" which are relatively new. There is a lot to consider when traveling with a disability. Proper research, planning, and preparation are crucial. In the past, traveling as…
Many adults do not have a will, let alone an estate plan addressing their online profiles. As your online presence grows professionally and personally, taking charge of your digital assets and plans for them after you die becomes important. Some…
The use of artificial intelligence (AI) in managing long-term care (LTC) for older adults may become a crucial part of the future. The increasing relevance and adoption of AI have sparked debate over whether introducing it to healthcare technologies is…
Do-it-yourself estate planning may seem like a cost-saving option. However, it can be costly in the end, both financially and in terms of family well-being. Estate planning involves important decisions about how your assets will be distributed after you die…
Even with careful planning and the guidance of a real estate attorney, you may face a legal dispute regarding a property transaction. Many US businesses use litigation to solve problems, and the real estate market is no exception. Each state…
A special needs trust (SNT), or a supplemental needs trust, helps disabled individuals retain their eligibility for government assistance and receive additional financial support. Under the SSA expenditure rules, an SNT can provide additional monies to enhance the beneficiary’s lifestyle…