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National Safety Month: Our Tampa Elder Law Attorney Explains How Older Adults Can Reduce Fall Risks

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Falls pose serious threats to people over 60. Even a minor fall accident can cause injuries that impact your health and mobility, resulting in a loss of autonomy and necessitating the need for nursing homes and other types of long-term care. June is National Safety Month, which raises awareness of common hazards and how… Read More »

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Do I Need A Tampa Elder Law Attorney? Find Out More About This Important Area Of Law

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Older adults in Tampa live active lives, enjoying everything our area has to offer and giving back to both their families and the community. Unfortunately, there are those who would take advantage of them, preying on their age and vulnerabilities. Having an experienced Tampa elder care attorney on your side can help. We help… Read More »

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Our Tampa Elder Care Attorney Explains How To Protect Older Adults Online And On Social Media

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For older adults, the internet can be a valuable resource. Through websites and social media platforms, people over 65 can stay current on the latest happenings with their families, keep in touch with old friends, get news and gather other information. Unfortunately, being online can also pose serious risks to older adults. Scammers frequently… Read More »

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Five Common Types Of Identity Theft In Tampa That Targets Seniors

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People over the age of 60 are among those most targeted for a variety of different types of scams. Sadly, identity theft is one of the most common. It can happen in a variety of ways and can have devastating impacts on the victim and their families. Our Tampa elder care attorney explains five… Read More »

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Keeping Older Loved Ones Engaged, Independent, And Included In Your Family

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May is designated as Older Americans Month. It raises awareness of the contributions made by people over 65, as well as some of the common challenges they face. This year’s theme is ‘Aging Unbound’ and focuses on ways to keep older adults engaged, independent, and included in your family. Our Tampa elder care attorney… Read More »

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How Older Adults Can Protect Themselves Against Identity Theft

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Identity theft is an unfortunately common problem and older adults are among the most frequently targeted victims. Sadly, it can have a devastating effect not only on your finances but also on your overall health. Our Tampa elder care attorney explains some of the reasons it is so common and how older adults can… Read More »

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Aging In Place: How Planning Ahead Can Help Meet Your Long-Term Goals

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Many older adults would prefer to remain in their own homes as long as possible, rather than move to a nursing home. Planning ahead can help you achieve this goal. Our Tampa elder care attorney explains more about aging in place and practical steps to take now What Is Aging In Place? The term… Read More »

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Four Common Ways Identity Theft Can Happen To Older Adults

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Older adults work hard all their lives to provide for themselves and their families while putting away money for retirement. Unfortunately, unexpected hardships can put their financial security at risk. One of the most common threats is identity theft. Our Tampa elder care attorney explains four common ways it happens and how to protect… Read More »

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Identifying Signs Of Elder Abuse & Protecting Loved Ones In Tampa

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As parents and loved ones age, they often require more care than adult children are able to give. This especially true for elderly loved ones with advanced stage cognitive disorders, such as dementia, and elders with several comorbidities and limited mobility, who might require around the clock care. Assisted living facilities and nursing home… Read More »

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Implementing Safety & Security Protocols To Prevent Elder Identity Theft & Fraud In Your Family

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Last week, your friend’s mom, Alice, was duped into wiring $5,000 to a complete stranger, purporting to be her granddaughter who had been arrested and desperately needed bail money. The scam artist knew Alice’s family history, her granddaughter’s name, birthday, current address and school, so Alice assumed it had to be a legitimate call…. Read More »

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