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Protecting Seniors from Social Security AI Scams

February 22, 2024Elder Law

Social Security scams

If you are a senior or have older family members or friends you care about, it's crucial to be aware of the risks associated with elder financial exploitation. While this exploitation can manifest in various ways, scams aimed at seniors are notably prevalent. The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) has introduced a new and dangerous tool for scam artists seeking to exploit seniors. AI-driven fraud, especially in the form of Social Security scams, is becoming increasingly common. To safeguard … [Read more...] about Protecting Seniors from Social Security AI Scams

Seniors Guide to Preventing Identity Theft

February 8, 2024Elder Law

Seniors identity theft

Impacting over five percent of all seniors, financial fraud and exploitation rank as the most prevalent forms of elder abuse and neglect, according to the U.S. Department of Justice. Unfortunately, for each reported instance of elder financial exploitation, experts estimate an alarming 44 cases go unreported. One common avenue for senior financial exploitation involves identity theft, a tactic that disproportionately affects older individuals. In an endeavor to combat elder financial … [Read more...] about Seniors Guide to Preventing Identity Theft

Indiana Home Health Services: What You Need to Know

January 30, 2024Elder Law

Indiana home health services

As the aging population in the United States continues to increase, the topic of long-term care is one that touches most families as they discuss ways to prevent the need for long-term care and strategies for financing it when it becomes unavoidable. Many people are unaware of the diverse options accessible to support seniors requiring assistance but who are not yet at the point where nursing home care is necessary. One of those options is home health services. To help you decide if it’s a … [Read more...] about Indiana Home Health Services: What You Need to Know

Alternative Care Communities for Seniors

January 2, 2024Elder Law

Alternative communities seniors

Over the last several decades, the population of seniors in the United States – and worldwide – has grown significantly and experts predict it will continue to grow at a historic rate for the next several decades to come. Not only has the increase in the older population taxed existing long-term care systems in the U.S. and abroad, but many seniors want options other than a traditional nursing home. With all of that in mind, the Indianapolis attorneys at Frank & Kraft discuss alternative … [Read more...] about Alternative Care Communities for Seniors

What You Need to Know About Older Drivers in Indiana

November 30, 2023Elder Law

older drivers Indiana

As we age, we all eventually experience some physical and mental deterioration that comes along with the natural aging process. For some of us, that natural deterioration is more pronounced or may be accompanied by cognitive decline caused by Alzheimer’s or another age-related form of dementia. Noticing your own physical and/or mental decline is never easy. Realizing that it may impact your ability to drive can be downright traumatic for an older individual. Nevertheless, it is important to keep … [Read more...] about What You Need to Know About Older Drivers in Indiana

Getting a Loved One into a Nursing Home: Petitioning for Guardianship in Indiana

October 26, 2023Elder Law

Guardianship Indiana

Watching an elderly loved one succumb to Alzheimer’s, or even to the natural physical and mental deterioration that comes with aging, can be extremely difficult. Family members often become caregivers to allow the loved one to remain in his/her home; however, there may come a time when an elderly loved one needs the type of care that can only be provided in a nursing home. What can you do though if your loved one resists the move? An Indianapolis attorney at Frank & Kraft discusses getting a … [Read more...] about Getting a Loved One into a Nursing Home: Petitioning for Guardianship in Indiana

How Do I File a Complaint Against a Nursing Home in Indiana?

September 14, 2023Elder Law

Complaint nursing home Indiana

Making the decision to move a parent, grandparent, or another elderly loved one to a nursing home is not an easy decision. Once the decision has been made, family members often worry about the quality of care their loved one is receiving. Most of the time, those worries are unfounded; however, the harsh reality is that nursing home abuse and neglect happens more often than most people realize. If you believe that an elderly loved one has been abused or neglected, an Indianapolis elder law … [Read more...] about How Do I File a Complaint Against a Nursing Home in Indiana?

How Do I Prove Elder Abuse?

July 25, 2023Elder Law

Prove elder abuse

If you have an elderly parent, grandparent, or another loved one who is being cared for in a long-term care facility or by an in-home caregiver, you undoubtedly worry about the quality of the care they are receiving. If you become concerned that your loved one is being abused, that worry escalates exponentially. Before taking further steps, however, you need to confirm your suspicions. With that in mind, the Indianapolis elder law attorneys at Frank & Kraft discuss how to prove that a loved … [Read more...] about How Do I Prove Elder Abuse?

What You Need to Know about Elder Law

May 16, 2023Elder Law

elder law

Experts tell us that by the year 2050, the older population (age 65 and older) will outnumber their younger counterparts (age 21 and younger) for the first time in history. The growing senior population has caused a corresponding increase in legal issues that impact the elderly. While older adults face many of the same legal issues as younger adults do, they also have some unique legal issues. An Indianapolis elder law attorney at Frank & Kraft answers five common elder law … [Read more...] about What You Need to Know about Elder Law

Steps to Take If You Suspect Elder Abuse

May 4, 2023Elder Law

Indianapolis elder law lawyers

As we age, so do our parents, grandparents, and other older family members. At some point, a role reversal often occurs, where you become the protector and your older family members become vulnerable.  As a result of physical and/or mental deterioration, your older family members may eventually need additional assistance around the house or may even need around the clock care in a long-term care facility.  Despite your best efforts to ensure that the people caring for your loved one … [Read more...] about Steps to Take If You Suspect Elder Abuse

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