Eldercare Law

Eldercare requires planning for the Cared for Elderly and the Caregivers as well.

An elder law attorney can help family caregivers explore options for their loved one’s current situation
and explain how to plan for what could happen down the road, especially if a debilitating illness necessitates long-term care.

Setting up a living trust.
Administration and management of estates and trusts
Estate planning and probate
Trusts, wills, and other financial documents
Long-term care placements in senior living communities and nursing homes
Medicare and Social Security appeals and claims
Elder abuse and fraud
The preservation or transfer of assets to avoid spousal impoverishment when a spouse enters a nursing home.

Developing a plan for long-term care.
Ensuring a durable power of attorney is in place.
Helping with access to Medicaid.
Applying for veterans benefits–Many veterans may not realize they’re eligible for the Aid and Attendance benefit,
which can help offset the cost of long-term care.
Protecting assets from financial exploitation.