Finding balance: While acknowledging the paid care is financially expensive and family provided care is emotionally expensive, it also has an impact on our ability to maintain our career path and can have financial implications. How does all of this get juggled?….
Finding the balance……. Continue Reading »
Elder Care, Family ConflictToday’s blog, while not about the Blue Jays winning the series (I was having a tough time finding the ‘estates’ connection), continues with the theme of Financial Literacy…..
Financial Literacy, part 2 Continue Reading »
Estate Administration and Probate Applications, Power of AttorneyWith the sky high price of housing in many provinces, families may be looking for residential alternatives. Shipping containers coming to your city soon…..
A new take on the ‘granny suite’ Continue Reading »
Elder Care, Family Conflict, In the News“How many shall die and how many shall be born
Who shall live and who shall die
Who at the measure of days and who before
Who by fire and who by water
Who by the sword and who by wild beast”….
Prayer and Hope for Another Year Continue Reading »
Estate Litigation, Estate Planning, Funeral PlanningSince 2001 the CMA has asked Canadians to assign letter grades to their health care system and this year they asked a series of questions based on the future of our health care and their thoughts on a National Strategy on seniors’ care. What grade would you give?….
Home Care is an Election Issue Continue Reading »
Elder Care, Elder Law, In the NewsThe Ontario Accident Benefit schedule will be reduced as of June 1, 2016 and claimants who are older than 65 will be negatively impacted. ….
The Older Claimant Continue Reading »
Elder Care, In the News, Insurance