Estate Planning for Widows and Widowers
Helping to navigate estate planning for widows and widowers in New Jersey and Pennsylvania and ensuring your estate is secure during this challenging time.
Helping to navigate estate planning for widows and widowers in New Jersey and Pennsylvania and ensuring your estate is secure during this challenging time.
Why travel to Colombia? Jerry Rothkoff has answers to this question in this edition’s featured article. Also in this issue: how to find nursing home staffing information, what to expect at the upcoming Rothkoff Elder Care Symposium, and more.
Life Care Planning for seniors is vital in ensuring our senior population's secure, dignified future. Many people may not be familiar with the term Life Care Planning or even what that term means. What Is Life Care Planning for Seniors? Life Care Planning is a coordinated approach to addressing the ever-changing needs of elderly individuals. It encompasses health care, legal protection, and financial planning to create a personalized roadmap for the future. By considering all aspects of an aging individual's life, this process guarantees that seniors live comfortably with their rights and wishes respected. Why Is Life Care [...]
Estate planning for seniors is critical in ensuring that one's financial and healthcare wishes are carried out with integrity and care. As individuals age, assessing and implementing measures safeguarding assets, personal preferences, and family needs becomes vital. In the complex world of estate planning, estate planning for seniors can be an intricate process that requires thorough understanding, keen attention to detail, and professional guidance. Understanding Estate Planning for Seniors Estate planning is about more than just writing a will. It's a comprehensive process involving the legal structuring of assets to ensure they are managed and distributed according to one's [...]
In this Spring 2024 edition, Rothkoff NJ Outreach Coordinator Jennifer Rhine advises to “BUY THE TICKET, TAKE THE RIDE” in the story of her dad’s “Last Bucket List Wish.” Plus articles on new legal requirements for home caregiver employment, our new Associate Attorney Ryan Krocker, and more.
In this issue’s feature story, Jerry discusses his professional mentor, Tim Takacs, and how Tim influenced his approach to elder care law. Also in this edition: our 2023 Elder Care Symposium Caregiver Award winner, the 2024 Medicare, Medicaid and VA Numbers, and more.
Reflecting on a recent cross-country trip with his daughter, Jerry explains why the journey is more important than the destination. Also in this Fall 2023 issue: be prepared for Medicare’s annual enrollment period; upcoming Philadelphia Walk to End Alzheimer’s; new nursing home staffing regulations; and our newest Rothkoff team member.
In this issue, Jerry asks “What were you like when you were thirty?” and offers his own recollections. Also included is a summary of the resources available from Rothkoff Law Group, news about a proposed bill in New Jersey legislature to address financial exploitation in long-term care, and more. Click to Download or Print PDF: Spring 2023 Newsletter
In this edition of the Rothkoff Quarterly, Jerry discusses honor and respect for our military veterans, Kaitlin tackles Medicaid and insurance, we release the 2023 Medicare and Medicaid numbers, and more.
‘Tis the season for families to come together to celebrate the holidays, including with our elderly loved ones. In many instances, this time of year is the first time you may see an aging parent, grandparent, or other relatives after months apart, or even perhaps from the last holiday season. Below are some common age-related changes in loved ones to be mindful of when visiting. Significant weight gain or loss Changes in mobility or balance Fluctuations in mood or behaviors Poor memory or increased confusion It is important to address changes in loved ones such as those listed above early [...]