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PLANNING AHEAD: How AI has and could change everything (opens the original)
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Lately I have been caught up in some intensive reading regarding the current AI debate and how it affects both our daily living and also, in particular, my practice in elder law. It is not that I am a disinterested observer. Every day our office and my clients are immersed in actions and decisions that directly or indirectly require more remote connections and we, of course, use AI and related technologies constantly updating as we go along. First, even before AI became all-encompassing, there w
PLANNING AHEAD: Should you move to another state for care? (opens the original)
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A recent program at the Pennsylvania Elder Law Institute, a two day intensive gathering at the Harrisburg Hilton sponsored by the Pennsylvania Bar Association, inspired me to think of the major differences among states in qualifying for and offering care initiatives. That caused me to once again consider major decisions made by my senior clients and their families regarding where to live to obtain and how to qualify for long term care. The Elder Law Institute is a well established annual program
PLANNING AHEAD: Elder law attorneys meet in Harrisburg (opens the original)
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The invitation came early in July, as it always does, to attend the Annual Pennsylvania Elder Law Institute in Harrisburg — a two day intensive review and “look see” at where elder law in Pennsylvania, especially, is going and how anticipated changes in law and regulations would likely affect our clients. I have been attending the Institute and discussion in person for many years and this is no exception. We completed our forms and returned our hotel registration for the July 23 and 24 dates. Ne
PLANNING AHEAD: Building the client centered law firm — 2026 (opens the original)
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Maybe it is because we are approaching the October, 2026 come together event known as CLIO CON in Boston, an annual meeting of attorneys and software developers working through AI and software solutions to solve clients’ issues, or maybe it is because I keep encountering clients who are struggling to find answers to seemingly unsolvable problems, that I was drawn again recently to a book published in 2020 by Jack Newton, the Canadian entrepreneur. The book is entitled “The Client Centered Law Fi
PLANNING AHEAD: How TOD might cause Pennsylvania estate problems (opens the original)
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At first glance it might seem that Transfer On Death (TOD) accounts — which may also be referred to as Payable On Death (POD) accounts — should be the answer to an estate planner’s dreams. The idea is that the owner holds the account during their lifetime but designates one or more beneficiaries to receive the balance to his/her beneficiary/ies at death. What could be simpler than that? It might work that way or almost so for out of state estates but in Pennsylvania there looms another major iss
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