Monthly Archives: July 2009
Revoking a Power of Attorney
If for any reason, you become unhappy with the person you have appointed to make decisions for you under a durable power of attorney, you may revoke the power of attorney at any time. There are a few steps you … Continue reading
Beware of Generic Health Care Proxy Forms
If you go to the hospital, you may be presented with a health care proxy form to sign on being admitted. While it might seem easy to sign a generic health care proxy form, having a document that is specifically … Continue reading
Agent Orange Linked to Heart Disease and Parkinson’s
Agent Orange linked to heart disease, Parkinson’s By RICHARD LARDNER Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP) — Medical researchers say there may be a link between exposure to the defoliant Agent Orange and other herbicides used during the Vietnam War and … Continue reading
Estate Planning
Why Plan Your Estate? The process of estate planning means that you have a plan prepared for the management of your affairs during your life and for the disposition of your property upon your death or disability. No one likes … Continue reading
Caregiver Burnout
While the caregiving role can be enormously rewarding, it also means a lot of sacrifice on the part of the caregiver and their family. Caregivers generally start taking on a few tasks at a time, however the need generally expands … Continue reading
Recent VA ruling regarding Lou Gehrig’s disease
On September 23 2008, the Veterans Adminstration made a ruling regarding veterans who died due to Lou Gehrig’s disease, or amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. Veterans with this disease will now be considered to have a service connected disabiliy. For veterans who … Continue reading
Veteran’s Benefits – Aid and Attendance
Many seniors are unaware that they may be eligible for the VA aid and attendance benefit. This benefit is available to veterans over the age of 65, who served at least 90 days of active duty, with one day during … Continue reading
Virginia Elder Law
The Law Office of Angela N. Manz is a leading Virginia law firm focused on estate planning and elder law. Your family can count on our firm to provide surperior quality legal services.
Seminar Event!
The Law Office of Angela N. Manz and Care Connect of Hampton Roads will be hosting a free information session to answer your Senior Care Questions. Registration is free! Seminar dates: July 28th, August 25th, September 29th 2:30 pm - Virginia … Continue reading
Ten Warning Signs Your Senior Loved One May Need Help
Ten Warning Signs Your Senior Loved One May Need Help For many Americans, it can be difficult to determine when a senior loved one needs help. Has your family member: Changed eating habits, has no appetite, or missed meals Neglected … Continue reading
