Everyday Law for Seniors
is a book recently featured in the
New York Times column,
The New Old Age. This book covers topics for seniors and those who care for them from retirement strategies, housing
options, and long-term care to federal benefit programs such as Social
Security, Medicare, and Medicaid. If you need answers to confusing
legal issues, this book provides essential information in clear language
about timely topics such as:
- reverse mortgages
- long-term care
insurance
- powers of attorney
- guardianship
- elder abuse.
As
New York Times writer Paula Span mentions in her review, "Even the most helpful book can’t substitute for the individualized
advice of an elder attorney, but this one looks very useful for older
people and their families." A good place to find an elder law attorney licensed to practice in your state is the
National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys. Their website is
www.naela.org.
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