Worried about what to do when elderly parents fall? Learn how to respond, make their home safer, and handle legal planning.

What can you do when an aging parent refuses care? Learn practical tips and legal steps to help keep your loved one safe while respecting their independence.

Discover smart legal strategies to protect your house from nursing home costs and avoid losing your family home to long-term care expenses.

Learn simple, stylish ways to make your home safe and accessible for aging in place without sacrificing comfort or resale value.

Healthy recipes for busy caregivers, like our Mediterranean Bowl and Eggroll in a Bowl, offer quick, flavorful meals to fuel busy days.

Learn the difference between care coordinators and care managers to choose the right support for your caregiving journey and loved ones.

Solo aging doesn't mean doing it all alone. Learn how regular movement and simple chair exercises can help older adults maintain independence, improve health, and enjoy daily life with confidence.

Maintain your independence as you age with these elder care planning strategies. From home safety to legal documents, seniors and families can plan for dignified, independent aging.

Learn how Life Care Planning for long-term care helps families manage medical, legal, and financial decisions with less stress and more confidence.

Do you know how to spot elder financial exploitation? It is something families are encountering more often than they realize.

Dying without a will in Tennessee means the state decides who inherits your assets. Find out how to protect your loved ones with proper planning.

Start planning before a crisis strikes. Learn how pre-crisis life care planning protects your loved ones’ future, finances, and care options.

Caring for an aging loved one can be overwhelming, but that’s where care coordination comes in.

Memory lapses, missed bills, and changes in behavior could be signs aging parents need help. See what to look for and why early planning matters.

Tennessee families often ask about the difference between Conservatorship and Power of Attorney. Here's how each works, with real-life examples and advice.

Discover how the role of a care coordinator supports families with elder care planning by connecting legal, medical, and personal needs for better outcomes.

Learn when to seek legal advice for seniors by recognizing signs that go beyond normal aging.

Learn how estate planning can help prevent senior financial exploitation through legal tools like powers of attorney, trusts, and fiduciary oversight.

Protect your assets while securing long-term care, and learn how Medicaid in Tennessee works.

What is estate planning? It's the process of not only ensuring that your assets are protected, your wishes are honored, and your family is supported both now and in the future.

Anyone over 40 needs a Power of Attorney to protect their finances and healthcare decisions.

We often hear the question, "Do I need a lawyer and a financial advisor?" And that answer is yes. This article explains why.

Johnson McGinnis Elder Care Law & Estate Planning is piling on the incredible honors and meaningful milestones. From national recognition to new leadership roles and advanced certifications, the firm continues to raise the bar in elder care and estate planning.