Elder Law and Trust

24. 02

2026

By Judy S. Mock Elder Law and Trust No Comments

When Loved Ones Need Help: Navigating Cognitive Decline with Compassion

I want to rip the Band-Aid off and address a topic that’s often difficult to discuss but incredibly important: what to do when a loved one is experiencing cognitive decline but isn’t quite ready to give up control. It’s a challenging situation that many families face. Your loved one is likely experiencing a range of […]

16. 09

2025

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What Do I Need to Know Before Becoming a Caregiver for a Parent?

Taking care of a parent isn’t just about love—it’s about logistics. Whether you’ve been caregiving for years or are just stepping into this role, the reality hits fast: medication schedules, doctor appointments, financial decisions, and legal paperwork. You want to do right by your parent, but where do you even begin? As a New York […]

08. 04

2025

By Judy S. Mock Elder Law and Trust No Comments

Heir-Raising Concerns? Why a Family Meeting with Your Elder Lawyer Might Be the Answer

You’ve spent a lifetime building your legacy, but now you’re tossing and turning at night, worried about how your heirs might handle it. As a New York elder lawyer, I’ve sat across the desk from countless clients who share these concerns. They wonder: Will my wishes be respected? Could one of my children challenge my […]

11. 07

2024

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Estate Planning When Facing a Nursing Home Transition

The decision to place a parent in a nursing home rarely comes easily. Apart from the emotional toll, significant financial and legal adjustments are often necessary. While immediate well-being takes priority, it’s vital to safeguard your parent’s assets and long-term care needs with proactive estate planning. Questions to Guide Your Consultation Elder law attorneys focus […]

21. 03

2024

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Why You Should Take the Time to Create a Legal Plan Now For Your Child With Special Needs

If you have a child with special needs, you may be tempted to assume that if something happens to you or your partner, your other children will take care of their sibling. However, it’s important to take the time now to create a legal plan for your child so that they are always protected no […]

26. 02

2024

By Judy S. Mock Elder Law and Trust No Comments

The Best Ways to Maintain Independence as a Sandwich Generation Caregiver

Taking on the task of caregiver for an older or dependent adult can be challenging and stressful. It can also be rewarding. Knowing you’re contributing to your loved one’s quality of life is a good feeling. However, the burden of providing the care and assistance someone else needs can sometimes seem like too much to […]

When Loved Ones Need Help: Navigating Cognitive Decline with Compassion

What Do I Need to Know Before Becoming a Caregiver for a Parent?

Heir-Raising Concerns? Why a Family Meeting with Your Elder Lawyer Might Be the Answer

Estate Planning When Facing a Nursing Home Transition

Why You Should Take the Time to Create a Legal Plan Now For Your Child With Special Needs

The Best Ways to Maintain Independence as a Sandwich Generation Caregiver

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