Elder Law and Long-term Care Planning is about the business of living.
It’s never too early to start thinking about the business of living.
What is Elder Law?
The field of Elder Law has a sweeping reach, focusing more on the areas of law that serve the needs of specific demographics of people, namely older or disabled people, rather than an individual area of law. We specialize our practice of Elder Law in the areas of Long-Term Care Planning (including Healthcare and Disability Planning), Estate Planning and Guardianship or Conservatorships for older or disabled persons.
Through the practice of Elder Law and Long-term Care Planning, our goal is to help ensure that the rights and needs of older Americans, those planning for retirement, veterans and those with special needs or disabilities are protected and served. We seek to provide effective counsel and assistance in identifying the individual client’s specific needs, available resources and proper legal channels to maximize our client’s security and quality of life.
Who Needs an Elder Law Attorney?
Older persons and their loved ones can often benefit from meeting with an Elder Law Attorney for many reasons.
Anyone who would like to develop a Long-term care plan, regardless of age, should contact an Elder Law Attorney.
Disabled persons and those who care for them can also benefit from meeting with an Elder Law Attorney.
Specialization in Elder Law
Elder Law as a practice is an immensely complex composite of a multitude of legal practice areas applied together to serve the needs of older Americans and those with disabilities. As such, we focus our practice of Elder Law to serve as the broadest possible resource for our communities while maintaining the confident expertise our clients depend upon. To do so, our specialization in this practice includes: