Decoding Nursing Home Contracts Before You Sign: 3 Clauses That Could Cost Your Family Thousands
The transition to a nursing home is rarely a leisurely process. More often than not, it is a decision born of necessity. It might be…
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The Digital Estate: How to Grant Power of Attorney Over Your Social Media, Crypto, and Cloud Storage
In the decades since Robert Slutsky began practicing elder law in 1992, the definition of an estate has undergone a radical transformation. It was not…
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Navigating the Pennsylvania Orphan’s Court: A Guide to Guardianship
When a loved one begins to lose the ability to manage their own health, safety, or finances, the realization is often overwhelming. You know they…
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The 2026 Pennsylvania Medicaid Guide: Income Limits, Asset Thresholds, and the 5-Year Look-Back
When a loved one requires long-term care, the emotional weight is heavy enough. When you add the financial complexity of Pennsylvania’s Medicaid system, it can…
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Elder Law Planning Considerations for Parents of Children with Special Needs or a Disability
As the parent of a child or adult with special needs or a disability, there are many considerations you will need to make in life,…
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Beyond the Will: Why a Healthcare Proxy is Your Most Vital Document During a Medical Crisis
When people think about “estate planning,” their minds almost instinctively jump to a Last Will and Testament. We’ve been conditioned by movies and novels to…
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Veteran Health Care Assistance
Options for Veterans to Get Help In-Home Care Ted Pease, Owner of Right at Home Main Line, Joins Slutsky Elder Law as a Guest Contributor.…
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With Alcoholics Anonymous We’re Never Alone
Sam H. From Alcoholics Anonymous Joins Slutsky Elder Law as a Guest Contributor. The South Eastern Pennsylvania Intergroup Association (SEPIA) serves Alcoholics Anonymous groups in…
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Elder Financial Abuse: Recognizing the Signs and Protecting Your Loved Ones
Elder abuse can take many forms, and it’s a problem that the National Center on Elder Abuse estimates affects one in every ten people over…
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Top 5 Myths About Elder Law and Estate Planning Debunked
In his decades as an elder law attorney in Pennsylvania, Rob Slutsky has encountered plenty of misconceptions regarding estate planning and elder law. He has…
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Aging with Dignity: Legal Strategies for Guardianship & Beyond
Today, Americans are living longer than they did 50 years ago, and with proper legal planning, they can have the opportunity to live full and…
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The Do’s and Don’ts of Medicare Open Enrollment
Medicare open enrollment typically runs from late October into December every year. During this period, you can review your coverage and make changes if necessary.…
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