
Agents, Guardians, and the Order of Decision-Making Power
This week we’ve been preparing a presentation we will soon offer to local firefighters and skilled nursing home administrators on the differences in authority between

This week we’ve been preparing a presentation we will soon offer to local firefighters and skilled nursing home administrators on the differences in authority between

Happy new year! We are welcoming 2025 with the grand public premier of a video highlighting our elder law services. Please enjoy the video below,

Once again, we find ourselves rushing to conclude all of the things we have left undone in the final weeks of the year. We trust

August is here, and we suddenly realize how short is our time to conclude the series we began in June. We trust that these recent

We trust you endured the heat and enjoyed your Fourth of July holiday. When we were younger, the celebrations tended to include parades. Today it

We hope you are enjoying your summer so far. Though vacation plans prevented us from delivering the first of our regular bimonthly installments of this

In our last edition, we began a series on common Medicaid myths by highlighting the myth that Medicaid requires impoverishment. This week, we wish to

Over the next few weeks, we will be sharing a series of articles from The Senex e-newsletter where Jeremy Pryor, elder law attorney at Carrell
Lisa Allen, attorney with Carrell Blanton Ferris, recently had an article published in Virginia Lawyer, Vol. 69, February 2021. We are delighted to have Lisa

Like a lot of estate planning vehicles, irrevocable trusts work very well for some purposes—particularly for tax avoidance and asset protection—and not so well for other purposes.