Safeguarding Your Future: Legal Tips from Portland, Oregon Will Lawyers for Unmarried Seniors Cohabiting

As we age, companionship and shared responsibilities become more valuable. Many seniors are choosing cohabitation over solitude for mutual support and to cut costs. However, this arrangement brings about some legal nuances that need addressing. Here, our Portland, Oregon will lawyer delves into the necessary legal steps for unmarried seniors living together.

Estate Planning, Elder LawCandice AistonJuly 11, 2023Aiston Law, LLCestate planning, estate planning seniors, cohabitating, elder law, elder finances

Wedding Bells Later in Life? What Newlywed Seniors Need to Know About Their Estate Plans

Some seniors don’t expect to remarry after a divorce or the death of a spouse. However, life is full of surprises. You could meet someone at any age, even during your retirement years. Many older adults bring various assets and debts into a new relationship. They might also have children from a previous marriage, one or multiple businesses, and collections they’ve worked hard to accumulate. Without adequate estate planning, you or your spouse could encounter significant problems if one of you dies or suffers a debilitating medical condition.

Estate PlanningCandice AistonDecember 8, 2022Aiston Law, LLCestate planning, estate planning second marriage, estate planning seniors, estate planning newlywed seniors

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