Welcome to Elder Care Conversations, where members of the Kimbrough Law staff talk to experts in the senior care field to share information that every family caregiver needs to know. In this video, the final installment in a five-part series, elder care coordinator Alice Woodard joins Gayla Zoz, an independent elder care investigator, to discuss how family caregivers' lives might unfold if they attempt to care for elderly loved ones without asking for help. Want to see more videos on topics related to elder law, elder care, estate planning, and caregiving? Kimbrough Law's YouTube channel has more than 100 videos. It's a great way to educate yourself about elder care issues. And access is fre
As COVID-19 spreads across the United States, nursing homes, assisted living communities, and even hospitals have restricted visitation. This restriction leaves family members and friends cut off from their elderly loved ones. Maybe you have a different situation. Perhaps your elderly loved one lives with you, and with this, you have a different set of challenges and hurdles to face. We know that the older population, those 65 years and above, are at a higher risk for severe illness, and COVID-19 strikes them even harder. So, what can you do to help protect this vulnerable population? Stay home as much as possible Wash your hands with soap under warm running water for at least 20 seconds
Welcome to Elder Care Conversations, where members of the Kimbrough Law staff talk to experts in the senior care field to share information that every family caregiver needs to know. In this video, the fourth in a five-part series, elder care coordinator Alice Woodard joins Gayla Zoz, an independent elder care investigator, to discuss how family caregivers' lives might unfold if they attempt to care for elderly loved ones without asking for help. Want to see more videos on topics related to elder law, elder care, estate planning, and caregiving? Kimbrough Law's YouTube channel has more than 100 videos. It's a great way to educate yourself about elder care issues. And access is free!
If you're looking after elderly parents and you're shouldering the burden without help from your siblings, what can you do? This art
Welcome to Elder Care Conversations, where members of the Kimbrough Law staff talk to experts in the senior care field to share information that every family caregiver needs to know. In this video, the third in a five-part series, elder care coordinator Alice Woodard joins Gayla Zoz, an independent elder care investigator, to discuss how family caregivers' lives might unfold if they attempt to care for elderly loved ones without asking for help. Want to see more videos on topics related to elder law, elder care, estate planning, and caregiving? Kimbrough Law's YouTube channel has more than 100 videos. It's a great way to educate yourself about elder care issues. And access is free!
When it comes to protecting what they have, almost nobody knows what they need. Most people have no idea how many pitfalls—and opportunities—there are. I’m not talking just about insurance. I’m talking about asset protection planning. I’m talking about the planning needed to make sure that more of what you have goes to your heirs after you die—and less ends up going to people you don’t want it to go to, like creditors, lawsuit settlements, and Uncle Sam. Most people don't realize that, with a little planning, they could save thousands of dollars in taxes, even hundreds of thousands of dollars, basically with a stroke of the pen. Most people don't realize how vulnerable their assets are. All
Welcome to Elder Care Conversations, where members of the Kimbrough Law staff talk to experts in the senior care field to share information that every family caregiver needs to know. In this video, the second in a five-part series, elder care coordinator Alice Woodard joins Gayla Zoz, an independent elder care investigator, to discuss how family caregivers' lives might unfold if they attempt to care for elderly loved ones without asking for help. Want to see more videos on topics related to elder law, elder care, estate planning, and caregiving? Kimbrough Law's YouTube channel has more than 100 videos. It's a great way to educate yourself about elder care issues. And access is free!
Could someone you love be dealing with an illness related to exposure to nuclear radiation during our nation's nuclear testing program? It's worth asking the question, especially if your loved one served in the military between 1942 and 1971, worked in an area near test explosion sites, or was involved in the handling or shipping of uranium. The Radiation Exposure Compensation Act (RECA) program was established in 1990 to compensate citizens exposed to radiation from domestic atomic testing. The program divides claimants into three categories: Onsite Participants, typically military personnel who witnessed the blast and then conducted training in the vicinity of the test site, Downwinders, p
Welcome to Elder Care Conversations, where members of the Kimbrough Law staff talk to experts in the senior care field to share information that every family caregiver needs to know. In this video, the first in a five-part series, elder care coordinator Alice Woodard joins Gayla Zoz, an independent elder care investigator, to discuss how family caregivers' lives might unfold if they attempt to care for elderly loved ones without asking for help. Want to see more videos on topics related to elder law, elder care, estate planning, and caregiving? Kimbrough Law's YouTube channel has more than 100 videos. It's a great way to educate yourself about elder care issues. And access is free!
