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Though this can be an uncomfortable topic to discuss with your family, it is strongly recommended that clients draft a will that outlines their future wishes. People will sometimes say, “I don’t need a will” or “What does it matter? … more

If your parent is dealing with dementia, you should be aware of several legal considerations. Most of them are related to your parent’s potential reliance on a trusted caregiver, usually a family member, to make major decisions on their behalf. … more

Wednesday March 25, 2020 Update from the Elder Law Offices of Rooth & Rooth: Our offices remain open through this crisis. We are available for conferences by phone or other means including Zoom, skype and facetime. You can also email … more

One of the most challenging parts of adulthood is caring for your aging parents. Along with the emotional strain of watching them age, you must also consider the legal implications of aging and the cost of their care. Here are … more