When Family Members Disagree on Senior Care Options

Mar 18, 2023 | DISTANCE

  When it comes to caring for an aging loved one, having family members by your side can be a tremendous help – mentally, physically, and financially. But there are also times when having to consider more than one opinion on the “right” care can cause great...

What Happens When a Sibling Disputes a Parent’s Will?

Mar 6, 2023 | DIAGNOSIS

  The death of a parent is a difficult time, and this tremendous loss can deepen rifts and cause problems among siblings. If your sibling decides to contest your parent’s will, it is important to understand when and how a will can be overturned. Contesting a...

Solving Family Disputes when Caring for Senior Loved Ones

Feb 27, 2023 | DOWNSIZING

  Family disputes over elderly parents are more common when multiple children are involved. Tensions may escalate if an adult child living with parents becomes overbearing or controlling. One sibling may even be taking on the load and not receiving help. How do...

Who’s Responsible for a Mortgage After the Borrower Dies?

Feb 13, 2023 | DEATH

When a homeowner dies, inheritance of the home is typically decided by a will or probate. What about a home that has a mortgage on it? Are the next-of-kin responsible? What happens to surviving family members who still live in the home in question? Who Takes on Your...

Helping Senior Parents with Doctor’s Visits

Feb 6, 2023 | DISTANCE

  Helping aging parents with the coordination or management of medical care can often feel overwhelming for adult children. You’ve likely realized a point when you need to step in to offer some support, but knowing where to start with that effort can be...

How to Encourage Senior Parents to Exercise

Feb 2, 2023 | CATALYST, DIAGNOSIS

Exercise is key to living a long and healthy life, and if your aging parents are currently in less than great shape, it may be up to you to encourage them to turn things around. Start From a Place of Love. No matter what shape your parent is in, they are unlikely to...