What is Senior Housing? Joseph Ranni, Esq. of Ranni Law Firm, PLLC answers the following questions about Senior Housing: What is senior housing? Who goes to live in senior housing? What’s the difference between senior housing, nursing homes and assistive living? What comes after senior housing? What determines where you go? How can you prepare? […]
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Dementia Care and the Law What is dementia? This interview with Joseph Ranni, Esq. of Ranni Law Firm, PLLC answers the following questions: Are there different types? When and how is it diagnosed? What services do they need? What’s special? Does it mean the person is then legally Incapable? What about Health Care decisions? What about financial decisions? What about
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What is a Special Needs Trust? This interview with Joseph Ranni, Esq. of Ranni Law Firm, PLLC answers the following questions: What is a special needs trust? What is a first party special needs trust? What is a third party special needs trust? Who needs a special needs trust? How does a special needs trust
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Health care Proxy, or Durable power of Attorney? This interview with Joe Ranni, Esq. answers many questions about health care proxies, including: What is a health care proxy? What does health care proxy mean? How to decline as signed agent on health care proxy? Who can serve as a health care proxy? How is a health care proxy different than
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