by Torzewski & McInerney, LLC | Mar 5, 2024 | Elder Law
As people age, their ability to drive safely may decline. Recognizing signs that an older person cannot drive is important if a family member is seeking legal options to care for them. Identifying these signs early also helps prevent accidents. Vision problems Poor...
by Torzewski & McInerney, LLC | Dec 29, 2023 | Elder Law
The CDC estimates that approximately 10.3% of people living in New Jersey have a disability, and many of those people need help with their day-to-day life. Planning for the future of a loved one with special needs is an important task that requires careful thought and...
by Torzewski & McInerney, LLC | Nov 2, 2023 | Elder Law
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, in 2020, about one in every six people was over the age of 65. As loved ones age, their well-being and protection become paramount concerns. Aging parents may face various challenges, including cognitive issues that require you to...
by Torzewski & McInerney, LLC | Aug 14, 2023 | Elder Law
An argument among your relatives over how to medically treat you after you become incapacitated could become a messy affair. Worse, you may be in no position to express your desires. This makes it essential to use a living will to describe what you would want in...
by Torzewski & McInerney, LLC | Aug 14, 2023 | Elder Law
Long-term care has become part of the senior population’s life planning to ensure their care and financial protection. However, some elders can no longer decide for themselves, which can be due to mental incapacity or simply old age. When this happens, children...
by Torzewski & McInerney, LLC | Mar 10, 2023 | Elder Law
A nursing home could provide a place for your aging loved one to reside where there is access to assistance with daily tasks, as well as needed medical care. Prior to shopping for a facility that meets your expectations, you should do some research. Highlighting your...