Ladimer Law Blog

Graduating from high school is a major life event filled with excitement, anticipation, and sometime a little trepidation.  Going off to college is another major life event filled with similar emotions.  While you are packing up your room for college, filling out all the school forms, and picking out your classes, you may also want […]

Your mother has recently fallen and broken her hip.  Her doctor informs you that it is not safe for her to return home and that she needs to go into a skilled nursing facility.  You get her settled in a nursing home, but soon realize that the monthly cost of nursing home care is going […]

This Mother’s Day, when you are talking with your spouse, mother, or grandmother, ask them if they have an estate plan?  In addition to legal documents, have they made arrangements for their passing?  Many people do seek legal advice to establish and estate plan, but the planning does not end with the attorney.  After the […]

Naming a guardian for a young child in a Will can be one of the hardest decisions a parent has to make.  There is no one that could ever replace you as the parent of your children.  Many parents put off executing an estate plan all together because they simply cannot decide who they want […]

In today’s society, people are busier than ever before.  We have more tasks on our hands between work and family.  We have learned to organize our schedules to make everything fit.  This entails planning ahead for both the big and small things, from family vacation to family meals.  As a society, we have adapted to […]

Medicaid is a federal and state funded program which helps cover the cost of in-home and skilled nursing care for the elderly and the disabled.  However, in today’s economy, the cost of in-home care and skilled nursing care are increasing dramatically, and the number of people who need these services are increasing exponentially.  Therefore, the […]