Elder Law

Senior citizen fraud can damage an elderly person's financial stability.

Power of attorney scams are one of the most common forms of elder financial abuse.

Here's how to help an elderly loved one make a financial or medical power of attorney.

While your state may have a filial responsibility law that puts you on the hook for your parent's medical debt, the law might not be enforced.

Checklists of legal and financial matters to consider when caring for an elderly relative or widowed parent.

Senior homesharing can be a creative option that saves seniors money while maintaining their independence.

Advice on finance services for elderly loved ones, including daily money management services, which provide personal financial assistance to older Americans.

Learn about rules for seniors and driving in California.

Florida's DMV enforces laws and regulations that pertain specifically to older drivers.

Learn about the restrictions that New York may place on older drivers.

Pennsylvania has special rules that apply to seniors and older drivers and placards for those with disabilities.

Texas has special rules that apply to seniors and older drivers.

Respite care and adult day care for elders provide a much needed break for those who provide care for the elderly and help prevent caregiver burnout

Taking total or partial control of an older relative's finances can be daunting. Here's where to start.

Checklists of legal and financial matters to consider when caring for an elderly relative or widowed parent.

Health care providers and insurance companies increasingly encourage home recovery from an illness or injury over extended hospital stays.