by David Edwards | Mar 1, 2021 | End of Life
End of life documents can be quite confusing and intimidating (the use of acronyms doesn’t help). So we’d like to set the record straight and help clear things up. Let’s start with the types of documents commonly used: POA This simply stands for... 
by David Edwards | Feb 25, 2021 | End of Life, Power of Attorney
Diagnoses like dementia and cancer are hard to receive. While these conditions are often treatable, and it’s possible to live with them for a significant length of time, the unfortunate truth is that no one can live forever. That’s why it’s important... 
by David Edwards | Jan 20, 2020 | End of Life
At Edwards Group we believe that education is foundational to navigating the issues of aging with as little stress as possible. And with all the misinformation out there about hospice, we thought it would be good to do an article on the topic. Elisa Cottrell, a former... 
by David Edwards | Jun 24, 2019 | Death of a Loved One, End of Life
Our clients often come to us as a resource for questions not related to estate planning, and we are more than happy to help when they do. “What happens when a loved one dies in my home?” Like we said, sometimes our clients call us with questions that... 
by David Edwards | Jan 17, 2017 | End of Life, Estate Planning
Parenting often involves keeping secrets, especially when the kids are little — remember all the secrecy surrounding Christmas or birthdays? Back when my daughter was 4 years old my wife and I kept a big secret from her. For her 5th birthday we surprised her... by David Edwards | Jan 27, 2016 | Elder Care Advising, End of Life
Many people are afraid of hospice. This fear comes from a misunderstanding of the services hospice can provide. Last week we talked about the basics of hospice and why it is one the most positive ways to approach the end of life. This week we tackle some of the big...