Kim Boyer – författare

Create a road map for your loved ones and peace of mind for yourself with this invaluable end-of-life planner.Written by a certified elder law attorney with more than two decades of experience in estate planning, My Last Gift helps you record your vital personal, medical, financial, and other critical information for the future. It provides practical advice as you get your affairs in order and offers handy tips for heirs who will manage your affairs after you’re gone. Whether you're dealing with aging or illness or simply want to be prepared, this essential end-of-life planner is the perfect organizer for you and your loved ones.My Last Gift features:Easy-to-follow prompts that ensure you complete your book accurately and completelyDetailed advice on what you need to do now, from reviewing your beneficiary designations (and why) to listing all your services currently on autopayPractical guidance for your loved ones to help them understand and execute your wishes, from what they need to know to write your obituary to how they can prevent fraud on your accountsSpiral binding that lets you easily write on pages that lie flatA pocket for storing documents so you can keep your important information in one handy placeTabs to help you navigate all the important topics in the bookGive yourself peace of mind and reduce the burden on your heirs—a true gift—with this user-friendly, practical, and vitally important organizer.

The senior years can be daunting, for spouses, children, other caregivers, and seniors themselves. Too often a sudden crisis leaves a family unprepared and feeling helpless. Chronic illnesses and limited funds can present difficult and emotional choices regarding care or housing. Rules and resources vary from state to state. Everyone can use help from experienced professionals in understanding them. Boyer and Shapiro provide Nevada-specific information - medical, legal, and financial - on the wide range of problems that arise during the elder years. Case studies show how a typical family copes with troubles such as failing health or financial cares and what options they have. This guide will help any Nevada resident plan for their own senior years and take care of ageing parents, spouses, and other loved ones.