Everyday Law for Seniors
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.39 (846 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1612052126 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 200 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-09-07 |
| Language | : | English |
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Chapters end with references and links to agencies and associations that can answer questions or provide referrals to services. --Charles P. --Library Journal (Joan Pedzich, Harris Beach PLLC, Rochester, NY)The clarity of the explanations in this book set it apart from others…. Readers will especially appreciate the authors' helpful insights about how seniors can best use law's benefits and protections to further their own economic security, finance needed health and long term care, find and keep suitable housing, and assure that in case of legal incapacity surrogate financial and health care decisions will be made honestly and in accordance with the senior's wishes. VERDICT: This comprehensive primer on elder law is useful not only to seniors and their families. The authors make their subjects accessible with clear writing and concrete examples and by beginning each discussion with Did You Know points that help put the information in context. Everyday Law for Sen
becker said Five Stars. Book in great shape and great price too.. Robert C Ross said An essential resource for codgers like me. As a lawyer and as a caregiver for my wife for An essential resource for codgers like me As a lawyer and as a caregiver for my wife for 3An essential resource for codgers like me Robert C Ross As a lawyer and as a caregiver for my wife for 34 years, I had plenty of questions about our legal rights under various programs, Federal, state, institutions, especially hospitals, and, perhaps most important, insurance companies. My wife died soon after the first edition of Everyday Law for Seniors was published; this edition has been updated to include the most recent federal benefits numbers. I expect that it will soon be revised totake account of recent changes in health law.I've read through both editions, and found the information clear, easy to understand, and even easier to explain to people . years, I had plenty of questions about our legal rights under various programs, Federal, state, institutions, especially hospitals, and, perhaps most important, insurance companies. My wife died soon after the first edition of Everyday Law for Seniors was published; this edition has been updated to include the most recent federal benefits numbers. I expect that it will soon be revised totake account of recent changes in health law.I've read through both editions, and found the information clear, easy to understand, and even easier to explain to people . An essential resource for codgers like me Robert C Ross As a lawyer and as a caregiver for my wife for 34 years, I had plenty of questions about our legal rights under various programs, Federal, state, institutions, especially hospitals, and, perhaps most important, insurance companies. My wife died soon after the first edition of Everyday Law for Seniors was published; this edition has been updated to include the most recent federal benefits numbers. I expect that it will soon be revised totake account of recent changes in health law.I've read through both editions, and found the information clear, easy to understand, and even easier to explain to people . years, I had plenty of questions about our legal rights under various programs, Federal, state, institutions, especially hospitals, and, perhaps most important, insurance companies. My wife died soon after the first edition of Everyday Law for Seniors was published; this edition has been updated to include the most recent federal benefits numbers. I expect that it will soon be revised totake account of recent changes in health law.I've read through both editions, and found the information clear, easy to understand, and even easier to explain to people . Great book Andrea G. Mcdowell This book is packed with practical information. I will be teaching Elder Law this spring with a proper case book, but if my students come out of the class just knowing and understanding what is in this "Everyday Law" book, I will be pleased.
Frolik and Whitton, national experts in elder law, explain the wide range of legal rights and benefits that every senior should consider, whether looking ahead or responding to a crisis. Updated with the latest federal benefit information and a host of helpful internet resources, this timely book is for everyone who wants to get the most from their senior years.. An essential resource, Everyday Law for Seniors provides easy-to-understand information for readers who want to make the best possible decisions about retirement options, health care, where to live, and planning for long-term care
One of the original academic creators of elder law, he is a nationally recognized expert on the legal aspects of aging. . She frequently speaks and publishes on a variety of law and aging topics for audiences that include lawyers, professionals who provide senior services, legislators, and the general public. She drafted the new Uniform Power of Attorney Act and often serves an advisory role in state and national law reform and public policy projects. Larry Frolik is Distin