Helping Families Navigate the Financial Challenges of Age Transitions
“I went on a date with a Roomba last week — it totally sucked.”
Like a scene out of The Jetson’s, robots are now entertaining residents in nursing homes with stand up jokes, while also monitoring their health. By reading biometric data off of resident wrist bands, the robots are able to greet residents by name, know if they have missed medication, or detect depressed moods.… Read the rest
In this episode of The Case Files, I profile a 2010 Texas case involving a daughter’s misappropriation of her deceased father’s trust funds as well as her aging mother’s personal assets. The characters from the 1960s sitcom Green Acres provide a little humor to an otherwise serious situation.… Read the rest
In a case just decided by the Florida Supreme Court, attorney Dennis Horton was disbarred for mismanaging client funds. This case is profiled in a new episode of The Case Files.
Click here for a full text of the court’s decision.… Read the rest
According to a study released by the U.S. Census Bureau, more Millennials are living with their parents more than in any other living arrangement, with one in three 18-34-year-olds living at home. Add to this the fact that according to The National Alliance for Caregiving, about 34.2 million Americans have provided unpaid care to an adult age 50 or older in the last 12 months, and you have the classic description of the sandwich generation.… Read the rest
They say that talking to yourself isn’t crazy as long as you’re not answering your own questions. Well reserve me a padded room because lately I’ve been having conversations with myself, and not just with myself, but with the 78-year-old version of me. … Read the rest
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