
Navigating the Sandwich Generation: Legal Tools to Ease the Caregiver’s Journey
The “Sandwich Generation” refers to those caring for aging parents while raising their own children. This dual responsibility brings unique challenges that extend beyond daily caregiving to include complex legal and financial deicions. With approximately 47% of adults in their 40s and 50s having a parent over age 65 while still supporting their children, the need for proper legal planning has never been more important.

What Do I Need to Know Before Becoming a Caregiver for a Parent? Insights from a Portland, Oregon Elder Lawyer
Taking care of a parent isn't just about love—it's about logistics. Whether you've been caregiving for years or are just stepping into this role, the reality hits fast: medication schedules, doctor appointments, financial decisions, and legal paperwork. You want to do right by your parent—but where do you even begin?