When a Pandemic Makes You Feel Like an Inmate
Published: Tue, 03/17/20
When a Pandemic Makes You Feel Like an Inmate Mark, 82, moved into assisted living a month ago, just before the coronavirus pandemic. He needed more…
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After 40 Years, “Widows Tax” is Finally Eliminated
Published: Fri, 03/13/20
After 40 Years, “Widows Ta ” is Finally Eliminated Q. My friend, Kim, lost her husband Brian in a helicopter crash in Iraq 15 years ago while he was…
An Update Regarding Coronavirus (COVID-19)
Published: Thu, 03/12/20
Dear Clients and Friends, As a valued member of the Farr Law Firm family, I appreciate the trust you place in our law firm. I understand that the…
Coronavirus in DC Area and Other Illnesses that Cause People to Cough: What it Means for Seniors
Published: Tue, 03/10/20
Coronavirus in DC Area and Other Illnesses that Cause People to Cough: What it Means for Seniors Cases of the coronavirus (COVID-19) are starting to…
When Medical Aid in Dying is Legal, But Still Not Accessible
Published: Fri, 03/06/20
When Medical Aid in Dying is Legal, But Still Not Accessible Q. I recently attended my 50th high school reunion and connected with several teammates…
Easing Tax Time for Seniors
Published: Tue, 03/03/20
Easing Ta Time for Seniors Erin loves the winter season in the DC area. She enjoys the brisk weather and the beauty that surrounds her, especially…
Bait and Switch: When You’re Not Getting the Care You Were Promised in Assisted Living
Published: Fri, 02/28/20
Bait and Switch: When You’re Not Getting the Care You Were Promised in Assisted Living Q. When my friend, Vicki, was shopping around for assisted…
Part D Donut Hole is Closed, But Does That Mean It’s Going Away?
Published: Tue, 02/25/20
Part D Donut Hole is Closed, But Does That Mean It’s Going Away? Rosanna (68) takes more than a dozen medications regularly to treat high blood…
A Major Change to Therapy/Rehabilitation Coverage for Medicare Patients
Published: Fri, 02/21/20
A Major Change to Therapy/Rehabilitation Coverage for Medicare Patients Q. At age 62, my father, Paul, was diagnosed with ALS (amyotrophic lateral…
What Happens to the Tangible “Stuff” from a Parent’s Estate?
Published: Tue, 02/18/20
What Happens to the Tangible “Stuff” from a Parent’s Estate? Sophie and her sister and two brothers grew up in a large home with lots of stuff. Their…