What Is a Gun Trust?: Estate Planning Q&A
If you own a firearm of monetary or sentimental value, you may wonder how to transfer ownership to your loved ones after you die. In [...]
Disability Community Continues Fight for Access to Home Care
Millions of people nationwide still must reside in institutions in order to access the health care services they need.
11 Things You Can Do Online Via the Social Security Website
Whether or not you are already receiving Social Security benefits, there are numerous services you may be able to take advantage of through the SSA [...]
What’s the Most I Can Receive in Disability Benefits?
Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) issues payments each month to individuals who have incurred a severe disability that has left them unable to work for [...]
Is It My Right to Have Conservatorship of My Dad?
Can I get conservatorship over my father? He was hit by a car in New York and suffered a traumatic brain injury. I want to know if I have more rights as his eldest [...]
Does My Mom Need to Divorce Before Applying for Medicaid?
Mom is not divorced (they have been living apart for [...]
Can I Opt Not to Move to Assisted Living With My Spouse?
My husband is in a nursing home and wants to go to assisted-living. [...]
What Happens When One Party on a Property Deed Has Dementia?
Can a property deed be signed over to someone else, if one of the parties listed on the original deed suffers from vascular dementia? If not, is there a statute of limitations, in order to [...]
Bill Would Aid Thousands of Working People With Disabilities
The Work Without Worry Act could aid about 6,000 individuals with disabilities over the coming decade if it passes.
Inherited Retirement Accounts: Minimizing Tax Consequences
The SECURE Act changed how beneficiaries of inherited retirement accounts must withdraw these funds. Its passage made it more difficult for individuals to pass [...]
