Australian Elder Law: Accommodation, Agency and Remedies in Australia

Australian Elder Law , authored by Richard McCullagh details how to identify and deal with important legal problems increasingly faced by older Australians and their families. It is intended to help lawyers primarily, but also accountants, financial planners and care providers through the expanding labyrinth of elder law. This publication provides practical advice about four main topics: where an elder would and should live, and the pros and cons of six distinct options staying in the family home downsizing from the ‘empty nest’ to a smaller home moving into a granny flat in a child’s home moving to a retirement village moving to a manufactured home park, or moving into residential aged care.