Sarah Chapman, the firm's receptionist, has been singing for years. Learn more about Sarah and her musical career.

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What benefit and regulatory changes do you need to know about in 2023? This article recaps the ones impacting older adults the most.

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Two attorneys at Takacs McGinnis Elder Care Law were chosen for 2023 honors by Best Lawyers in America®.

If you like how technology you will love knowing that Takacs McGinnis is in the process of launching a new mobile app...

Is aging without family support the same if you're a man or a woman? We think not. This article explains why.

Please join us in welcoming Tyler McCullar to the Takacs McGinnis team.

Now you can buy a book that explains our innovative approach to elder care law.

Autumn is a wonderful time of the year. The weather is getting a little cooler– not too cold yet--and the air is a little crisper.

Generational clashes are especially common when it comes to dealing with the reality of an older adult’s fall risk.

September 1, 2022 marked Takacs McGinnis Elder Care Law’s 30th year of service to older adults and their families.

There's a lot to do after a person dies. The work doesn't end at the funeral.

Elder abuse. What is it? Where does it happen? Who are the victims? What can we do to protect our loved ones?

What should you know in order to be an advocate for your loved one’s well being?

Caregivers urge their parents to accept help, move to an assisted living facility, or surrender the car keys. Parents resist.

Please join us in welcoming Deanna Allen to the Takacs McGinnis team.

The pandemic has disrupted many things, and the TennCare redetermination process is one of them.

Most people hope to grow old living where they are right now, but few have an actual plan to do so.

Up until recently, I’ve never really thought of caregiving as a temporary job, but the reality is, it is.

With 10,000 people turning 65 every day, easy access to care is getting more and more difficult. Telehealth is the solution.

When people get married later in life, the glow of love can often blind them to important estate planning matters.

A friend of mine told me to call Takacs McGinnis, and it’s some of the best advice I’ve ever received.