Public Benefits Specialist Joshua Hunter won honorable mention in the 2024 Rigorous Writing Exercise at Nashville School of Law.

In legal and medical decision-making, appointing an attorney-in-fact or healthcare proxy is crucial for ensuring one’s wishes are respected

One thing that makes Johnson McGinnis Elder Care Law & Estate Planning unique is the tenure of our team.

The National Alliance for Caregiving and AARP shows that family caregivers spend about 24 hours per week providing care.

Solo aging, or aging alone, refers to the experience of growing older without traditional support networks.

Our new name has the same unwavering excellence and unchanged commitment. We are delighted to share some exciting news with you. As of...

During National Stress Awareness month this April, we shine the spotlight on caregiver stress, a common elder care challenge.

When you decide to get help, what should you look for when choosing a caregiver? This article walks you through the process.

With so many long-term care housing options, how do you choose what's right for your loved one? The right guidance makes all the difference.

February is National Senior Independence Month, a great time to celebrate the independence you enjoy and create a plan to maintain it.

The Takacs McGinnis Elder Care Law app is here and ready to be installed on your phone or digital device. Make your set-up appointment now!

Does the executor of an estate always have to be a family member? Are there other options?

How well do you know the attorneys who lead Takacs McGinnis Elder Care Law? Now is your chance to get to know them a little better.

Takacs McGinnis was named to the 2024 Best Law Firms List and Katlyn Green joins the firm as our newest Elder Care Coordinator.

We asked a few staff members about how they handle the New Year's Resolution routine. Here's what they said.

It’s a few weeks into the new year, so I must ask…are you sticking to your New Year's resolution, or has it fallen by the wayside already?

Can an older adult leave a nursing home to attend a holiday gathering during a Medicare-covered stay without jeopardizing their benefits?

Elder Care Coordinator Debra King joins Gayla Zoz to talk about holiday gift ideas for elderly relatives.

Medicare beneficiaries will see more changes in 2024, thanks to the Inflation Reduction Act signed into law last August.

You don’t have to impoverish a disabled dependent for that person to continue receiving public benefits to pay for needed care and services.