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Battle of the Siblings-Should You Get Paid For Caring for Your Parent?
Do you need a Caregiver Agreement?
Issues seem to come in coordinated waves. The last quarter it was individuals calling me just after they had received horrifying diagnoses.
They did not put together their legal affairs and had to do so under horrible time constraints and fear. This quarter it seems as if one call after another has to do with whether or not my client should get paid for the caregiving and care coordination services they are providing.
In each case, the parent for whom care is being provided cannot consent to paying the child as he or she is cognitively incapacitated and a sibling holds the purse strings.
In this situation a Caregiver Agreement is a very useful tool; a formal written contract, between family members will solve this problem. I have drafted many of these for those who to provide meal preparation, medical supervision, bill paying, transportation and other services and who should be paid a fee.
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Join me at my next free
seminar at the Thousand Oaks
Palm Garden Hotel
For adult children, seniors and caregivers
I will be discussing:
- Caring for elderly parents
- The latest Alzheimer's research
- How to pay for elder care services
- Options for providing elder care
- Understanding Medi-Cal & Medicare
- Setting up a Trust, Conservatorships, Probate
And much, much more!
Refreshments will be served! Make your reservation NOW as each of my seminars fill-up quickly.
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Interactive Living Trust Workshop
Saturday, August 9, 1 pm to 3 pm
819 N. Harbor Drive, Suite #228, Redondo Beach, CA 90277
Are you finally ready to create a Living Trust?
This "interactive" workshop will help get you there as I take you through what you need to know about the key elements of a Living Trust.
It's Free. Space is limited to just 20 people. Couples must attend together.
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Michael Ellenbogen - Early Alzheimer's Crusader!
I hope you recall me speaking about Michael Ellenbogen. He is an amazing individual who began showing signs of early Alzheimer's disease at the age of 39. Michael is on the front-line fighting for each of us.
Please be sure to click on both links below, the latter being an interview with Michael. I know you will want to let him into your heart as I have.
Hi Folks, If you believe in what I am doing please help if you can and share this with your friends and business partners. https://www.crowdrise.com/apersonwithalzheimersspeaksupforthosethatcannot/fundraiser/michaelellenbogen http://shiftingyourdementiacareculture.adobeconnect.com/p39qf9574ui/ Thanks for your consideration, Michael |
