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Most estate planning assumes a certain kind of life: a spouse, children nearby, a sibling who could step in, or a network of people who would show up if something happened. But not everyone has that. And for the growing number of people aging without close family support, those who are single, widowed, childless, estranged from family, or simply without anyone nearby who could realistically take on the responsibilities involved, traditional planning falls short in ways that a

Life has a way of throwing curveballs. Perhaps you are married, but your spouse has dementia or a serious illness. You are still independent and healthy and taking care of your spouse. But, if you ever need help, who will be there for you? Maybe your children moved away or, for reasons beyond your control, you just cannot count on them to be there for you. Suddenly, you find yourself in a position you never expected, planning on aging alone. As an Elder Law Attorney in Boston

"I Care a Lot" movie highlights need for solo seniors to plan in advance to protect themselves.

January 22, 2020 Kathy L. McNair, Esq. As a Boston area Elder Law Attorney, practicing for over twenty years, I have met quite a few seniors who were without a family to rely on. The term “Orphan Elders” has been used to describe these seniors. However, most of the seniors that I know would never want to be called this. I prefer the term “Solo Seniors” to describe anyone who is aging on their own, without the support of a family. I have helped many solo seniors plan ahead

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