When people think about estate planning, they often focus on financial assets like homes, savings, investments, and inheritances. At The Lansky Law Firm , we encourage clients to think a little differently. One of your most valuable assets is not financial at all. It is your mind. Cognitive health is central to independence, dignity, and quality of life as we age. While legal documents cannot prevent dementia or cognitive decline, they can  determine whether you remain in con

Medicaid planning remains one of the most misunderstood areas of elder law. At The Lansky Law Firm, we regularly meet with families who have done their research, talked with friends, or read advice online, only to discover that much of what they believed about Medicaid is incomplete, outdated, or simply incorrect.

For many families, the “family home” is far more than a structure. It is memory-soaked real estate: pencil marks on the doorframe, backyard wiffle ball games, holiday gatherings, and the familiar squeak on the stairs that no one ever fixed.

For many individuals and families, the hope for aging is simple: to stay in the comfort, familiarity, and security of home. That desire is not wishful thinking—it reflects a strong national trend.

Whether you’ve received a diagnosis yourself or are caring for a loved one, the emotional and practical challenges are immense. Among the most critical steps you can take is putting a solid estate plan in place.