How You Can Lose (or Gain) Land by Adverse Possession
Over the years, we have counseled many clients who owned portions of “family land” that adjoined lands owned by other family members or neighbors. In many cases, the formal boundaries…
Common Muscle Relaxant Could Pose Mental Dangers for Seniors
By Dennis ThompsonHealthDay Reporter A commonly prescribed muscle relaxant known as baclofen can leave older kidney patients so disoriented that they land in the hospital, a new study warns. "It…
Upcoming Events and Presentations
Below are some upcoming presentations by Richard Courtney on various elder law and special needs planning topics, followed by important information about some great events to be put on by…
What Parents Need to Know about Special Education Rights
Many parents, at some point, may wonder if their child has a learning or emotional disability or special needs. Some parents know about the child’s challenges at birth or in…
What Is a Trust Protector and When Might You Need One?
I was with a small group of attorneys last weekend discussing various topics we encounter in estate planning and special needs practice. One topic centered on the effective management of…
Holiday Helps for Alzheimer’s Caregivers
November and December are holiday months. The holiday season is a time for visiting and reconnecting with family, friends and neighbors. Sometimes this season can be sad or stressful for…
Holiday Blues – Depression in the Elderly
The holiday season is quickly coming upon us. If you are a caregiver for an elderly loved one, you may notice a change in your loved one's mood as the…
Upcoming Events and Presentations
Below are some upcoming presentations by Richard Courtney on various elder law and special needs planning topics, followed by important information about some great events to be put on by…
Study: Taking Hypertension Meds at Bedtime Cuts Health Risks Significantly
When people take their hypertension medications at bedtime, blood pressure is better controlled during the night and the risk of death or illness due to cardiovascular disease is significantly lowered,…
2020 Social Security COLA Expected to be 1.6%
The unofficial estimate would represent the smallest increase in benefits in three years It looks like Social Security benefits will increase by about 1.6% in 2020, more than a full…
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