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The U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia has announced the launch of the ‘ATL Court,’ a new pretrial diversion court that provides an alternativeRead More
Georgia lawmakers went into the current legislative session promising to make mental health reform a priority. On Wednesday, March 30, they made good on that promise whenRead More
Last month, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) updated its COVID-19 guidance regarding nursing home visitation. While seniors in nursing homes continue to be vulnerableRead More
The Center for Medicare Advocacy (the Center) recently released a Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) document with practical information on understanding Medicare’s home health benefit. The organization saysRead More
I had an experience with a client yesterday that reminded me of a few pithy sayings I’ve heard over the years: “You don’t know what you don’tRead More
I was pleased to see that the House health panel of the Georgia State Legislature has given its approval to move forward on House Bill 1304, alsoRead More
One matter that regularly frustrates me is the lack of enforcement of consequences for those who commit elder abuse. By some estimates, elder abuse may affect asRead More
While most of the cool kids have moved their social media to TikTok, I recently discovered the joys of YouTube channels. The only challenge is that, onceRead More
Throughout the whole #FreeBritney Movement, I have been a little hesitant to speak about the litigation because I know so little about California law and conservatorship processes.iRead More
In a recent interview, Weinberg Elder Law’s Diane Weinberg explained two types of protective legal arrangements – conservatorships and guardianships. Both conservatorships and guardianships are designed toRead More
