Ezell & Ezell, PLLC, located at 312 East Van Buren Avenue in Harlingen, Texas 78550, provides comprehensive elder law services throughout the Rio Grande Valley. Attorneys Michael R. Ezell and Julie Ezell-Perez specialize in helping seniors plan for their golden years while protecting their assets and families. Their elder law practice addresses unique challenges facing aging Americans, including long-term care planning, nursing home Medicaid qualification, asset protection strategies, and Veterans benefits. The firm provides guidance on financing long-term care options, helping clients avoid selling homes or depleting life savings to pay for nursing home expenses. They offer expertise in navigating the “senior care gap” where many Americans have too many assets to qualify for Medicaid but insufficient funds to pay for nursing home care. Services include crisis intervention for immediate nursing home needs, guardianship proceedings, protection from exploitation, and advance planning to avoid guardianships through powers of attorney, wills, and trusts. Contact their Valley-wide practice at (956) 425-2000 for assistance with elder law challenges facing seniors and their families.
The North Mississippi Rural Legal Services Elder Law Project, directed by Attorney Al Cutturini, provides free civil legal services to elderly residents (60+ years) across 40 counties in northern Mississippi. Serving a particularly vulnerable rural, impoverished, and isolated population, the project works in partnership with six Area Agencies on Aging to bridge resource gaps for seniors. In 2017 alone, they represented clients in 660 cases and conducted 42 outreach programs reaching over 3,140 people. Their comprehensive services include assistance with real property matters, divorce, mortgage modifications, foreclosure prevention, adoption, and public benefit appeals. The project maintains an Elder Law Clinic through the University of Mississippi School of Law and conducts community outreach to institutionalized and homebound elderly individuals. They organize “Will Days” and similar events providing on-site assistance in rural areas while preparing educational materials on estate planning and elder law topics. The program welcomes volunteers including attorneys, notaries, law students, paralegals, and community members to help expand their reach. For assistance, Mississippi residents aged 60+ can contact Attorney Al Cutturini at (662) 234-2918, extension 2119.
https://nmrls.com/elder-law-project/
Hoffman, Comfort, Offutt, Scott & Halstad, LLP has been serving the Carroll County, Maryland community since 1936 when Attorney Ralph G. Hoffman established the practice. Operating from 24 North Court Street, Westminster, MD 21157, the firm offers specialized elder law services under attorney Dennis M. Twigg, a member of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys. Their elder law practice focuses primarily on Medicaid planning to protect clients’ assets while navigating the complex eligibility guidelines for income and assets. Attorney Twigg provides sound advice regarding these guidelines, including the look-back period during which assets, income, and transfers are scrutinized, and helps determine whether certain assets may be considered exempt. The firm emphasizes the critical importance of planning years in advance of any Medicaid application to ensure optimal asset protection. Their elder law services extend beyond Medicaid planning to include comprehensive estate planning and elder rights protection. Contact them at (410) 848-4444 for expert guidance on protecting elderly loved ones while preserving their assets.
Ronald C. Morton, J.D., LL.M., CELA practices at Morton Law Firm, located at 402 E. Main Street in Clinton, Mississippi 39056. His elder law practice addresses critical issues for Mississippi seniors including estate planning, healthcare directives, and asset protection strategies with particular focus on Medicaid planning. The firm helps clients navigate Mississippi-specific regulations impacting these areas, ensuring seniors receive appropriate care while preserving their financial resources. Morton specializes in developing legal strategies to qualify for Medicaid benefits while protecting assets from the high costs associated with long-term care. Their practice offers alternatives to institutional care through programs supporting independent living and community-based services, while the Mississippi State Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program ensures residents’ rights in care facilities are protected. Morton emphasizes selecting the right elder law attorney who possesses specialized knowledge and experience in navigating complex legal issues related to aging. The firm provides various resources to assist seniors with legal challenges, including free initial consultations. Their attorneys understand Medicaid eligibility rules, helping families protect wealth against nursing home costs through qualified income trusts, irrevocable trusts, and strategic spend-down approaches tailored to each client’s unique situation.
Elder Law in Wisconsin is a specialized resource created by Attorney Benjamin Scott Wright, who practices from New Richmond. This unique platform addresses the common challenge elder law attorneys face in keeping up with constant field changes. Wright has developed a curated, searchable database of fair hearing decisions that are tagged, indexed, and summarized, complemented by a timely email newsletter. The database is freely available, sponsored by the Wisconsin NAELA chapter, the Elder Law & Special Needs Section of the State Bar of Wisconsin, and Krause Financial. Wright is developing a Pro Toolkit with useful knowledge resources including guides to income eligibility for long-term care Medicaid, calculators for patient liability and cost share, quick references to useful fair hearing decisions, promissory note guides, Medicaid verification guides, and spousal testamentary trust planning information. Practicing elder law since 2017 after spending six months as an attorney-editor at the State Bar of Wisconsin, Wright combines his publishing background with legal expertise to create resources he wishes had existed when he began practicing elder law.
https://www.elderlawwis.com/
Gasper Legal provides compassionate elder law services from their Dublin, Ohio office led by attorney Christopher T. Gasper. Their holistic, client-centered approach extends beyond addressing immediate needs to focus on improving future conditions for elderly clients and their families. Attorney Gasper recognizes that each client’s situation is unique, bringing his extensive experience and personalized approach to foster higher quality of life, independence, and financial stability for seniors. Their comprehensive elder law services include long-term care planning, Medicaid applications and appeals, special needs trusts, guardianship assistance, powers of attorney, estate planning, probate administration, and probate alternatives. The firm operates on an appointment basis, with Attorney Gasper personally handling each case from beginning to end while remaining highly accessible to clients. Their dedicated team provides support throughout the elder law process, responding quickly to client needs—typically within 24 hours. For experienced counsel on elder law matters in Dublin, Powell, Franklin County, and surrounding communities, clients can schedule a consultation by calling 614-845-1923.
https://gasperlegal.com/practice/elder-law/
Hope Elder Law, formerly associated with the late Attorney John Hope, now operates as a service of Gosselin Law with offices in Arlington, MA. The practice is led by Attorney John Gosselin who focuses on Elder Crisis Law, asset protection related to MassHealth qualification, and fiduciary services. With over 20 years of elder law experience, Gosselin provides guidance through estate planning, trust administration, and elder law matters. His background includes clerking for Hon. Martha Sosman before her Supreme Judicial Court appointment and serving as a Public Administrator for Middlesex County. He’s admitted to practice in Massachusetts and New Hampshire, speaks fluent French, and is a Massachusetts Bar Association member. The firm is uniquely assisted by Darwin Aussie, a registered Red Tricolor Australian Shepherd who serves as “Canine Counselor,” providing calming support during consultations. They serve clients throughout greater Boston and Eastern Massachusetts, including Watertown, Newton, Cambridge, Somerville, Belmont, and other communities, offering compassionate counsel for families dealing with elder law challenges.
Zaremba Center for Estate Planning & Elder Law operates from 123 Bulifants Boulevard in Williamsburg, Virginia, providing specialized elder law services to seniors and their families throughout the region. Their practice encompasses multiple aspects of elder law beyond basic estate planning, addressing healthcare decisions through durable powers of attorney and health care documents that clearly outline treatment wishes and appoint trusted decision-makers. The attorneys assist with challenging but necessary end-of-life planning through living wills and comprehensive medical care plans that ensure clients’ wishes are followed while easing burdens on loved ones. Their estate planning services include wills, revocable living trusts, irrevocable trusts, and other protective legal instruments that replace Virginia’s default intestacy laws with personalized distribution plans. The firm provides financial planning guidance for retirement accounts, long-term care insurance, Medicaid eligibility, and other financial matters affecting seniors. They also navigate guardianship processes to protect clients’ rights and interests when capacity issues arise. The practice emphasizes preventing elder abuse and neglect through advocacy, protective orders, and elder abuse litigation when necessary. Their comprehensive approach aims to create security and peace of mind for seniors and their families through expert, compassionate guidance tailored to each client’s specific needs.
https://zarembalaw.com/elder-law-in-williamsburg/
Silverman Law Office, PLLC operates from multiple Montana locations including 1745 S. 19th Ave, Suite 2, Bozeman, MT 59718, 2620 Colonial Drive, Helena, MT 59601, and 205 Hooper St, Big Timber, MT 59011. The firm provides comprehensive elder law services helping Montana residents plan for their futures and protect their legacies. Their elder law practice emphasizes the importance of proactive estate planning through wills and living trusts to ensure family members receive their intended inheritances while avoiding potential infighting after death. The attorneys explain key differences between wills (which require probate) and living trusts (which bypass probate but require active management), helping clients determine which option best suits their specific needs. The firm assists with creating bulletproof legal documents that protect clients’ assets and wishes, providing peace of mind that their hard-earned possessions will be properly distributed. They emphasize the critical importance of professional legal guidance rather than DIY estate planning to ensure documents fulfill their intended purpose and comply with Montana law. For elder law assistance, contact their Bozeman office at (406) 582-8822.
https://mttaxlaw.com/mt-elder-law/
Mid-America Law Practice, LLC serves Ballwin, Missouri clients from their office at 100 Chesterfield Bus. Pkwy, Suite 200, Chesterfield, MO 63005. Available at 314-818-8807, the firm provides comprehensive elder law services designed to meet the specific needs of senior citizens and their families. Their practice addresses nursing home negligence cases involving bedsores, medication errors, falls resulting in fractures, malnutrition, and inadequate supervision leading to injuries. The attorneys assist with Medicaid planning, helping clients understand the complex application process, eligibility requirements, and strategies to protect assets while securing necessary care. Mid-America Law Practice offers estate planning services tailored to seniors, including wills, trusts, and powers of attorney specifically designed to minimize taxes and prevent unnecessary legal battles. Their elder law team handles guardianship and conservatorship proceedings when loved ones can no longer make decisions independently due to aging or illness. The firm emphasizes personalized legal strategies tailored to each client’s unique situation, providing compassionate support to ease the emotional and legal challenges facing elderly clients and their families.
