3 New Elder Law Books Defining 2025

Lawrence Frolik’s extensive experience in elder law shapes this book into a detailed exploration of the legal landscape affecting older adults. You’ll learn how statutes like Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security intertwine with common law to create practical solutions for elder clients, going beyond theory to apply legal knowledge in real-world contexts. The book uses carefully selected cases and problems to sharpen your analytical skills, encouraging you to think like a practicing attorney rather than a passive observer. Whether you're a law student gearing up for elder law practice or simply seeking a deeper understanding of the policies impacting the elderly, this book offers a clear-eyed examination of challenges in aging-related legal issues.

The latest edition of this eldercare guide reflects Joy Loverde's deep experience as a business advisor and keynote speaker specializing in caregiving and aging concerns. You gain detailed strategies to manage caregiving challenges, from communicating effectively with elders to navigating care-worker shortages and financial protections for long-term care. Chapters offer practical tools like checklists and worksheets, helping you organize critical information and respond to emergencies. This book suits not only family caregivers stepping into their role unexpectedly but also professionals and solo agers preparing for future needs.

This tailored book explores the breakthrough developments shaping elder law in 2025, focusing on the latest legal changes and emerging issues relevant to your interests. It examines new legislative updates, judicial decisions, and policy shifts that influence elder law practice today. By matching the content to your background and goals, it reveals key areas such as caregiving regulations, estate planning innovations, and elder rights protections with clarity and depth. This personalized approach helps you engage directly with the freshest insights and research that matter most to your objectives, making the learning experience focused and relevant. With a customized lens on emerging elder law trends, this book offers an engaging study of how 2025 is redefining protections and responsibilities for elders and caregivers alike. It guides you through complex changes in a way that speaks to your unique perspective and professional needs.

Richard Kaplan brings his extensive legal expertise to the eighth edition of "Elder Law in a Nutshell," a concise guide that reflects the latest legislative changes shaping elder law practice. You’ll find detailed explanations of recent statutes such as the SECURE Acts and Inflation Reduction Act, which impact pension distributions, Medicare, and taxation. The book breaks down complex legal updates into clear concepts that help you understand how these changes affect elder care planning and legal protections. If you’re involved in elder law—whether as a practitioner, advocate, or student—this book equips you with up-to-date knowledge crucial for navigating this evolving field.