Are your aging parents taking too many pills? Parents memory loss, too many drugs to manage without help, lack of money to pay for them or other factors can mess up the best of medical intentions.

Many people confuse, or think, that these two issues are always intertwined with each other. The truth is that sometimes they are but that having one issue does not necessarily mean the other follows along.

The future that many people plan for is to adequately plan for their retirement but they fail to plan for what happens when they live too long and, coincidentally, people that live too long become sicker more often. So all the retirement dollars go out the window.

Most people have heard about long term care insurance. It takes over when your health insurance and Medicare quit paying benefits for your care.

The scenario is quite common, Mom & Dad have been married for 40 to 50 years. One of them develops Alzheimer's symptoms.

Mom, or Dad as the case may be, I will never move you into a nursing home or force you to move out of your house. The worst thing that could happen is that you can move in with me, at my house.

Many families attempt to utilize quit claim deeds to protect real property, such as parents homes. This is done in a majority of cases to avoid opening a probate estate when the elder person passes away.