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Legal and Care Planning After a Dementia Diagnosis in Pennsylvania and New Jersey

Receiving a dementia diagnosis can feel overwhelming for both the individual and their family. Along with the emotional impact, important legal, financial, and care-related decisions often need to be made sooner rather than later. Taking action early gives individuals the opportunity to express their wishes, protect their assets, and create a plan for future care while they can still actively participate in decision-making.

By |October 15, 2026|Aging|

Are You a Caregiver? Your Voice is Requested at the 9th Annual Rothkoff Law Elder Care Symposium

Caregiving policies and professional resources can only go so far without input from the people living this experience every day.

By |September 1, 2026|Caregiver|

Learning to Talk With Your Hands: Dementia Communication Strategies for Dementia Care

One of the most heartbreaking parts of caring for someone living with dementia is realizing that conversations begin to change long before speech disappears completely.

By |August 20, 2026|Aging, Caregiver|

What’s the Difference Between a Care Coordinator, Social Worker, and Geriatric Care Manager?

When a loved one begins needing more support, families often find themselves navigating a maze of unfamiliar titles and responsibilities.

By |August 13, 2026|Aging|

When Your Parent Doesn’t Think They Have Dementia: Legal Steps to Protect Them

One of the hardest moments many families face is realizing something is wrong long before a parent is willing to acknowledge it themselves. Memory problems may become increasingly noticeable, bills go unpaid, medications are missed, and stories repeat multiple times in the same conversation. Yet when family members raise concerns, the response is often immediate: “I’m fine.” “I don’t need help.” “You’re overreacting.” This situation is far more common than many families realize. Legal options for Dementia Denial become important when cognitive decline begins affecting safety, finances, healthcare decisions, or daily life, but the individual does not recognize the extent [...]

By |July 9, 2026|Caregiver, Estate Planning, Healthy Aging|
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