4 Ways To Support Loved Ones Grieving During The Pandemic
The global coronavirus pandemic has disrupted our normal routines and has left us dealing with grief and loss in different ways. School events, wedding, and…
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New (And Old) Required Minimum Distribution Rules
Required Beginning Date As a top-rated estate planning attorney serving Chester County and beyond, Slutsky Elder Law remains dedicated to our clients, offering them not only…
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Transitioning Back To Your Home After Rehabilitation
As an elder law attorney serving Chester County, I often have to assist clients plan their discharge from the hospital and help them to consider what…
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Are Adult Children Destroying Their Parent’s Retirement?
A recent report from NBC news highlighted something that I see every day in my practice. Many aging adults are putting off retirement or draining…
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How Can The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Help You?
The goal of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) is to ensure that markets for consumer financial products and services are effective for consumers. This…
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Supplemental Security Income (SSI) or Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI): Which Is Better for You?
Mark Davis From Martin Law, The Law Firm For Injured Workers Joins Slutsky Elder Law As A Guest Contributor. If you’ve become disabled and need…
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Estate Planning Tips For Your Blended Family
From complicated emotional considerations to negotiating the physical space inside a home where everyone will reside, blending two families together can prove to be a…
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The Countdown Begins: It’s Just A Few Weeks Until Tax Day
While I am an elder care and estate planning lawyer in Chester County and Montgomery County, PA, I need to have some understanding of the tax…
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To Trust Or Not To Trust: That Is The Question
People ask me about trusts in estate planning. They hear about a friend who used a trust or a financial advisor who said a trust…
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Learn About Powers Of Attorney And How To Avoid Sibling Disputes Regarding Powers Of Attorney
What is a Power of Attorney (POA)? A power of attorney (POA), allows one person, the agent, to make decisions for another, the principal. “Durable”…
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Honey, Should We Transfer The House?
Many older adults, without legal advice, choose to transfer their home to their children. For many, this is giving away ownership rights to one of,…
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What Happens If You Die Without A Will?
Contrary to popular belief, if you die without a will, your assets do not go to the state. However the state will make a will…
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