Maser, Amundson & Boggio, located at 6601 Lyndale Ave S #320, Richfield, MN 55423, specializes in elder law with decades of experience helping seniors and their families navigate complex decisions. Their attorneys provide individualized guidance on governmental services eligibility, including Medical Assistance (Medicaid) and Minnesota Veterans benefits, while working to preserve family assets and prevent spousal hardship. The firm’s approach centers on educating clients about the constantly evolving federal and state laws affecting older people and developing personalized strategies for future planning. Their comprehensive services address the financial, legal, and medical challenges that arise with aging, offering resources and direction whether planning for oneself or for spouses, parents, or children. As a Richfield-based practice, they’re dedicated to meeting family needs across multiple generations, providing assurance that clients can maintain independence while implementing effective plans that work for the entire family. For consultations, call (952) 925-4147.
Elder Law Attorneys
Michael D. Chiumento III leads Chiumento Law, PLLC at 145 City Place, Suite 301, Palm Coast, Florida 32164, focusing on elder law and asset protection strategies. With decades of experience since the firm’s establishment in 1973, their elder law attorneys help clients protect assets from nursing home costs, which can reach approximately $100,000 per year in Florida. They provide comprehensive guidance on government programs that offset these expenses and help clients qualify for Medicaid while preserving retirement savings. The firm assists with disability planning, estate planning, probate, trust administration, guardianship, and long-term care issues. Their dedicated elder law team has specialized training to navigate complex financial challenges faced by aging clients, including protection against bedsores, medication errors, falls, malnutrition, and financial exploitation. Chiumento Law maintains offices in both Palm Coast and Ormond Beach, offering free consultations at (386) 356-2462 to help clients develop financial plans that maximize asset protection.
The Law Office of Michelle E. Murphy provides specialized elder law services to Pasadena, Texas seniors and their families. With over 20 years of experience, Attorney Murphy offers compassionate guidance on complex legal issues including guardianships, Medicaid planning, estate planning, and Social Security and Medicare benefits. She emphasizes that DIY approaches to elder law matters often cost more time, money, and stress in the long run, as online templates may not comply with current Texas laws, and unintentional mistakes can invalidate important documents. The firm assists with establishing guardianships for seniors who can no longer make sound medical and financial decisions, particularly those developing conditions like Alzheimer’s or dementia. Their Medicaid planning services help shield assets from being counted toward resource limits, enabling qualification for nursing home care assistance, which can cost over $70,000 annually in Pasadena. For a free consultation with an experienced Pasadena elder law attorney, call (281) 241-9518.
Located in McAlester, Oklahoma, Foundation Law P.L.L.C. is operated by Wesley J. Cherry, who practices from P.O. Box 758, McAlester, OK 74502. His practice areas include family law, which encompasses elder law and guardianship cases among other services. Attorney Cherry understands the complexities of navigating the legal system and is dedicated to simplifying the process while protecting client rights. With an educational background from Duke University and Washington University in St. Louis School of Law, Cherry is admitted to practice in Oklahoma State District Court, Federal District Court, United States Court of Appeals, and multiple Native American tribal courts. He provides representation for clients facing various family law matters, applying his experience to help resolve complex legal issues with personalized attention. For elder law and guardianship cases, Cherry commits to taking necessary time and care to find satisfactory outcomes. His services extend throughout Eastern Oklahoma, serving Pittsburg, Sequoyah, McIntosh, Latimer, and numerous other counties.
Bruce Adams practices from 1304 Noble Street, Anniston, AL 36201, serving Talladega and surrounding areas as a seasoned elder law attorney. Born in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, he graduated from The University of Alabama before earning his law degree from Cumberland Law School at Samford University. After serving as a Judge Advocate at Fort McClellan, he began private practice in Anniston in 1984. His practice concentrates on estate planning, probate, business matters, and family law with particular emphasis on elder law issues. The firm provides comprehensive services including wills, trusts, probate administration, family law, and business services. Bruce offers asset protection strategies for seniors, helping business owners protect their assets from loss through thoughtful planning. Clients consistently praise his professionalism, thorough explanations, and ability to simplify complex legal matters. His decades of experience handling claims, death cases, and business torts allow him to provide personalized attention that larger firms may not offer.
Attorney Arthur Bergeron leads the Elder Law Team at Mirick, O’Connell, DeMallie & Lougee, LLP located at their Worcester office. The firm provides personalized legal counsel for seniors facing critical decisions about aging, offering services that extend beyond paperwork to address the emotional aspects of elder law planning. Their comprehensive approach includes asset protection strategies to shield seniors from potential nursing home costs, assistance with MassHealth applications to secure benefits for long-term care, incapacity planning to ensure healthcare wishes are respected, and tax planning to minimize financial burdens. The team understands both seniors’ perspectives and those of children dealing with aging parents, creating individualized plans that protect assets while providing for essential needs. With affiliated partners including the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys and Better Day Dementia Friendly Communities, Mirick’s attorneys offer expertise in navigating the complex landscape of elder care, guardianships, and estate administration.
Established in 1853 as the second oldest law firm in Wisconsin, Moen Sheehan Meyer, Ltd. delivers comprehensive elder law services from their La Crosse office at 201 Main Street, Suite 700. Their experienced attorneys assist elderly clients with benefits planning, Medicare and Medicaid issues, divestiture planning, and asset protection strategies. The firm helps clients anticipate and prepare for long-term care needs, whether in nursing homes or assisted living facilities, focusing on preserving assets while ensuring quality care. Their elder abuse practice addresses physical abuse, financial exploitation, caregiver neglect, psychological abuse, and overmedication in nursing facilities. Attorney Matthew R. Cromheecke heads the elder law team, available at (608) 784-8310. The firm provides guidance on Wisconsin’s Long-Term Care Insurance Partnership Program, timing for selling parents’ homes, and Medicaid’s coverage for assisted living, creating personalized solutions for seniors facing the complex intersection of healthcare and legal challenges.
Adam Williams, Tiffany Tucker, Wesley Harris, Ryan Villano, and Clay Farrar practice at Farrar & Williams, PLLC, located at 1720 Higdon Ferry Road, Suite 202, Hot Springs, AR 71913. Their elder law practice addresses the unique legal needs of seniors and their families with a focus on ensuring well-being, financial stability, and healthcare planning through compassionate legal support. The firm offers comprehensive services as elder care attorneys, elder attorneys, and Medicaid lawyers, specializing in Medicaid and long-term care planning, estate planning including simple wills and living trusts, guardianship, healthcare directives, special needs trusts, home care and nursing home planning, probate avoidance, and disability planning. Their team is committed to providing ethical, effective legal guidance while protecting clients’ rights, securing their future, and maintaining their dignity. The firm operates Monday through Thursday from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm and Friday from 8:00 am to 12:00 pm, with consultations available by calling 501-525-4401.
The Ladyman Law Office for senior planning services operates from 541 East South 11th Street, Suite 101, Abilene, Texas 79602, earning an A+ Better Business Bureau rating. Their mission focuses on estate preservation planning for senior citizens requiring long-term care in nursing homes or assisted-living facilities. The practice specializes in Medicaid planning, helping elderly clients protect their life savings from being depleted by nursing home costs. With extensive experience in financial planning for Texas’ aging population, their team assists with completing Medicaid forms and ensures aging citizens aren’t exploited financially. The firm serves Abilene, Brownwood, San Angelo, and surrounding west Texas areas with comprehensive knowledge of elder law. Clients can reach their experienced Medicaid specialists at (325) 676-5775 or toll-free at (800) 676-5775 to discuss senior planning needs, nursing home financial planning through Medicaid programs, and strategies to preserve assets while qualifying for government benefits that cover long-term care costs.
North Mississippi Rural Legal Services’ Elder Law Project, directed by Attorney Al Cutturini, provides free civil legal services to elderly residents aged 60 and older across Northern Mississippi’s 40 counties. Focusing on the needs of this vulnerable rural population, the project assists with real property matters, divorce, mortgage modifications, foreclosure prevention, adoption, and public benefit appeals. Working in partnership with six Area Agencies on Aging, the team conducted 42 outreach programs reaching over 3,140 people and represented 660 clients in 2017 alone. The project also directs an Elder Law Clinic through the University of Mississippi School of Law, conducts community outreach to institutionalized and homebound seniors, organizes “Will Days” in rural communities, and distributes educational materials on estate planning and consumer law. Their annual Elder Law Conference in Oxford provides continuing education for attorneys, social workers, caregivers, and the public. For assistance, contact Al Cutturini at (662) 234-2918, ext. 2119.