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As people age together, it is common for one spouse to step into the role of caregiver for the other. While this may seem natural, the reality is that many older caregivers are also managing their own health challenges at the same time.

Learn how new Social Security rules could make it harder for seniors and people with disabilities to update direct deposit info—what you need to know and how Chubb Law Firm PC can help.

As the population of adults over 65 grows, so does dementia, primarily caused by Alzheimer’s, affecting nearly 7 million Americans. Dementia impacts individuals and their families, with costs reaching $360 billion in 2024. While no cure exists, innovations like memory-focused programs, AI tools, and technology for aging seniors offer hope. Chubb Law Firm, PC can help with long-term care planning and asset protection. Contact us at (916) 241-9661 for assistance.

Cognitive decline is a common part of aging that can leave seniors vulnerable to financial elder abuse. Learn how to recognize early signs, protect your loved ones, and implement strategies to safeguard their financial and emotional well-being.

Learn how seniors can access Medicaid home care benefits, protect assets, and navigate complex eligibility requirements with the help of an elder care attorney, while planning for long-term care and maintaining financial security.

Advancements in medical devices, telehealth, and smart home technology are helping aging Americans stay at home safely longer. Elder law attorneys can assist in planning for at-home care, navigating Medi-Cal, and incorporating technology to enhance safety, health, and independence, while also providing guidance on conservatorships and legal documents.