Elder Law Section News Today

Jamaican born attorney, Collett P. Small is scheduled to be installed as the Chair of The Florida Bar Continuing Legal Education Committee.

/PRNewswire/ -- In collaboration with the Florida Attorney Generals Office, the Elder Law Section of The Florida Bar recently hosted a virtual roundtable to...

/PRNewswire/ -- Floridas elder law attorneys are encouraging all Floridians to make plans for their future during this Octobers Long-Term Care Planning Month....

/PRNewswire/ -- Floridas elder law attorneys are encouraging all Floridians to make plans for their future during this Octobers Long-Term Care Planning Month....

SOUTHBURY — Chipman Mazzucco Emerson LLC, has announced that Mark W. Dost and Tanya A. Spurlin have become of counsel to the firm.

He spent 29 years at the University of Florida in Gainesville, including the last 11 years as department chair.

June is Stroke Awareness Month. Stroke is the third leading cause of death in Canada – the equivalent of six percent of all deaths. Every year, more than…

The Legislature is expected to act quickly on recommendations released Thursday on ways to better protect elderly people who require assistance from

<p><span>The Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) today announced the membership of its Seniors Expert Advisory Committee (SEAC) for the 2021-2022 term.</span></p>

Florida is finally in the news for a great reason! We are about to become the first state in the entire country to pass groundbreaking legislation that criminalizes attempting to change an elderly or disabled person’s will or trust with the intent to exploit or defraud the victim of assets. What makes these bills so unique? If found guilty of abuse, neglect or exploitation, these bills prevent exploiters from receiving any monies or benefits at all, including forfeiting inheritances. This wil...