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Wednesday, January 24, 2018
Preparing for the inevitable: an elder care checklist
Planning for the end of your own life or caring for an aging loved one is complicated and emotionally fraught. And while it can’t be resolved by a one-size-fits-all checklist, such a list is useful, as it can get you thinking about all that goes into developing an elder care plan.
Elder law practice
requires a
holistic approach to end of life care and estate planning
. It isn’t just about what happens to property once a person is gone; it is also, critically, about what happens to the person and their property while that person is still living.
David Parker
, a White Plains, New York
elder law attorney
with over 25 years of experience, emphasizes that it goes beyond who gets what in a will. “Elder law is how you deal with not only your assets but also yourself as a person when you’re older and need assistance,” he says.
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