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Practical answers about home care, Medicaid and caring for a parent in New York City — written by our coordinators and reviewed by Anna Klyauzova, MSN, RN.
Elder Law and Documents
Is a loved one struggling? Learn the specific criteria for an Article 81 Guardianship in New York. Get the clarity you need to make the tough…
Elder Law and Documents
Struggling with a loved one who refuses care? It might not be stubbornness. Discover the critical link between Anosognosia vs Denial and legal POA rights.
Elder Law and Documents
When memory fades, the mind gets creative. Explore the causes of confabulation in dementia and learn why these false memories aren't actually lies.
Choosing and Managing Care
A New York health care proxy needs two adult witnesses and no notary. A power of attorney needs a notary acknowledgment plus two witnesses. A MOLST…
Costs and Paying for Care
Think verbal consent lets you sign a check for your elderly parent? Think again. Discover the only legal way to handle finances without facing fraud charges.
Elder Law and Documents
Big changes hit the NY Power of Attorney! Discover if the Statutory Gifts Rider is still required or if you are using outdated forms that could…
Elder Law and Documents
You might assume your Power of Attorney in New York handles health choices, but a surprise could be waiting. See what document you actually need now.
Elder Law and Documents
Don\'t let your document get rejected! Discover the specific witness and notary requirements needed to execute a valid Power of Attorney in NYC right now.
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