Different Types of Guardianship
When you are planning for the future, guardianship is one topic to research thoroughly. At Slutsky Elder Law, we help Pennsylvania residents gather the proper…
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Elder Law Planning for the Sandwich Generation
According to data from Pew Research, more than half of Americans in their 40s are currently caring for an aging parent while also caring for…
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Keeping Your Emergency Contacts and Medical Information Updated for First Responders
In an emergency, it is crucial that emergency personnel are able to easily access your medical history and emergency contacts. If you are severely injured…
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Avoid These 5 Costly Medicare Mistakes
Millions of Americans are currently enrolled in Medicare, and if you are getting close to the eligibility age, you probably have lots of questions about…
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Five Steps to Developing a Proper Estate & Elder Law Plan
Making a plan for the future can give you and your loved one’s peace of mind. With an estate plan and elder law plan in…
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What Estate Plan Documents Should My Elderly Parents Have?
At Slutsky Elder Law, we regularly advise people who want to develop an estate plan that will help them and their loved ones have a…
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6 Things You Need to Know About Caregiving
With about 20% of adults in America currently providing unpaid health or supportive care to a loved one, there is a good chance you could…
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2021’s States with the Best Elder Abuse Protections
The elderly are one of the top groups targeted for abuse, whether that abuse is physical, mental, or financial. Many of the victims of elder…
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Bill Introduced to Repeal Medicaid Estate Recovery
Did you know that some recipients of Medicaid benefits like long-term nursing care can be subject to the seizure of their assets after they pass…
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When is it better to take a pension versus a lump sum payout?
Q: When is it better to take a pension versus a lump sum payout? A: As always, it depends. If you are in good health…
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Oregon Ends Residency Rule for Medically Assisted Suicide
Oregon made history in March 2022 by becoming the first state to repeal its residency requirements for medically assisted suicide after an advocacy group challenged…
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The “No Surprises Act” – Does it Really Protect Patients from Unexpected Bills?
After years of debate, Congress passed a piece of legislation as part of its 2020 omnibus spending bill known as the “No Surprises Act,” or…
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