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2026 Summary of Key Connecticut Legislation Relating to Providers of Services to the Elderly
Each year, Wiggin and Dana and LeadingAge Connecticut collaborate to publish a comprehensive summary of new Connecticut laws affecting providers of services for the elderly. The 2026 Legislative Summary highlights…
Elder Law Prof Blog
Naturally Occurring Retirement Communities (NORCs) are a recognized phenomenon; but, should we also be discussing “IDRCs”?
Often when I am visiting Washington D.C., I take Connecticut Avenue south from the Beltway as I approach the Mall. It is slower than Rock Creek Parkway, but also gives…
Stritmatter Law Blog
Nine Questions to Ask When Picking a Nursing Home for a Loved One
By Publisher
Choosing a nursing home, assisted living facility, or memory care facility for a loved one is one of the most important decisions a family will ever make. Marketing brochures often promise safety, attentive care,…
Hauptman & Haumptman Blog
When Both Spouses Need Care – Part 3
In my past 2 blog posts I was explaining that when both spouses need long term care the common thought is to spend down all the assets for both of…
Rincker Law Blog
When an Aging Parent Can No Longer Make Decisions: 7 Signs It May Be Time to Consider Guardianship in Illinois
By Dimple Dang
When an Aging Parent Can No Longer Make Decisions: 7 Signs It May Be Time to Consider Guardianship in Illinois is a difficult topic for many families. No one wants…
Tax & Wealth Advisor Blog
The Sandwich Generation Survival Guide: Protecting Your Family and Your Sanity
If your typical Wednesday involves writing a college tuition check in the morning and interviewing in-home nurses for your parents by lunch, then you are officially part of the “Sandwich…
Agricultural Law & Rural Practice | Solo Small Firm & General Practice Section
What is Long Term Care?
When a loved one begins to need help with daily activities, families often face difficult decisions about care. Long-term care is not limited to nursing homes—it includes a wide range…
Elder Law Prof Blog
Let’s Reimagine Aging Advocacy
My interest is piqued by a new feature article in The New York Times, titled "The Pain of Caring for a Parent Who Abused You," by Katie Engelhart. I'm quoted…
Wills, Trusts & Estates Prof Blog
More Americans Are Aging Alone. One Woman Told Us What It’s Like.
By Teddy Groce
Amy Kant initially thought she should name a power of attorney about 10 years ago after caring for a dying friend. She still hasn’t appointed someone to do it. The…
Wills, Trusts & Estates Prof Blog
5 Money Lessons From Readers in the Trenches of Elder-Parent Care
By Teddy Groce
Last year, about 11,400 Americans turned 65 on any given day. That wave of aging is continuing this year. Families, particularly those headed by members of Generation X, are confronting…