Ryan & Lynch Law operates from 307 East C Street, Iron Mountain, MI 49801, providing elder law services throughout Michigan’s Upper Peninsula and Northeastern Wisconsin. Founded in 1978 by Attorney Peter Ryan, the firm was built on the premise that a small, dedicated team could achieve extraordinary results for individual and business clients. Their elder law practice addresses the needs of clients nearing retirement or caring for aging family members, providing a proactive approach to asset protection, “spend down” planning, divestment planning, and more with over 40 years of experience. At the heart of their practice is a passion for service, developing quality, lasting relationships through impassioned advocacy, unparalleled service, and reliable advice. Their attorneys handle all types of civil litigation while serving businesses and individuals planning for the future. Their comprehensive approach ensures that clients receive thorough analysis of their estates with strategic plans for transferring assets, minimizing taxes, establishing guardianship for children, supporting philanthropic causes, and protecting loved ones. With a commitment to giving back to their communities through legal services, volunteering, and charitable giving, they’ve established themselves as trusted elder law advocates. Contact them at (906) 774-3808.
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Stern & Mauck, LLC, with offices at 9225 Indian Creek Pkwy Ste 1170, Overland Park, KS 66210, provides elder law services focusing on future planning for seniors and their families. Attorneys Marion Stern and Adam C. Mauck help clients prepare for end-of-life care and asset management, offering peace of mind about the road ahead. While estate planning primarily concerns asset distribution and beneficiaries, elder law revolves around future care needs, including healthcare directives, powers of attorney, and guardianship matters. The firm explains that guardianship protects individuals unable to care for their financial or physical health due to illness or injury, serving as a safeguard against exploitation by appointing a trusted guardian through proper documentation. They distinguish between guardianship (court-appointed legal representation) and power of attorney (chosen representation for financial decisions), noting that guardianship involves greater loss of autonomy and is typically pursued only after less restrictive options prove ineffective. Their personable attorneys make complex legal processes approachable for seniors and families, building lasting solutions tailored to unique needs. Contact them at (913) 562-6949 for a free consultation serving Overland Park, Olathe, Leawood, Shawnee, and Johnson County.
Fleming & Curti, PLC, with over fifteen years of experience in elder law, operates from 1745 E River Rd. #101, Tucson, AZ 85718, providing essential guidance on complex estate distribution matters. Their elder law practice includes detailed explanations of critical legal concepts like “right of representation” and “per stirpes” that appear frequently in wills and trusts. The firm elucidates the historical and practical implications of these terms, which determine how assets are distributed when beneficiaries predecease the testator. They explain Arizona’s approach to “right of representation” which uses a “per capita at each generation” methodology differing from traditional “English per stirpes” used in about a third of states. Fleming & Curti clarifies how these different distribution methods affect inheritance shares and demonstrates how clients can specify their preferred approach in estate planning documents. The firm emphasizes the importance of consulting with a Tucson elder law attorney before signing wills, trusts, or beneficiary designations to ensure documents accurately reflect intended distribution patterns for each unique family situation. Their comprehensive elder law services help clients navigate these complex distribution issues with clarity and confidence. Contact them at 520-622-0400.
The Demiris Law Firm operates from 18 Crow Canyon Ct, Suite 185, San Ramon, CA 94583, as a boutique trust and estate law firm with seven full-time litigation attorneys specializing in elder law matters. Their practice encompasses a broad spectrum of elder-related legal issues including divorce, debt, tax, asset, and health challenges facing families and businesses. Their expert attorneys provide comprehensive guidance on living trusts, probate, conservatorship, estate planning, and related matters, offering free consultations focused on client well-being and building long-term relationships. As one of the largest trust and estates firms in the area, they handle trust and probate administrations, conservatorships, guardianships, and general civil litigation throughout the greater San Francisco Bay Area, primarily serving Contra Costa and Alameda Counties. The firm has successfully litigated cases across California, including Sacramento, Los Angeles, Orange, Santa Cruz, Kings, Plumas, Kern, and Nevada Counties. Their San Ramon office is strategically located near Interstate 680, easily accessible to clients from surrounding communities including Dublin, Danville, Walnut Creek, Pleasanton, Hayward, and San Leandro. Contact them at (925) 378-2520 for compassionate and experienced elder law representation.
Fleming & Curti, PLC operates from 1745 E River Rd. #101, Tucson, AZ 85718, specializing in guardianships and conservatorships for vulnerable individuals. Their experienced attorneys explain that these protective proceedings are designed for people unable to manage their own affairs due to mental illness, physical disability, chronic substance use, or other incapacitating conditions. Under Arizona law, guardianship resembles a parent-child relationship, with guardians making decisions about medical care and living arrangements while always acting in the protected person’s best interests. Conservators handle financial affairs, holding title to the protected person’s property and accounting annually to the court. The firm guides clients through the complex legal process, which requires court filing, personal service to the alleged incapacitated person, attorney representation, investigator and medical evaluator appointments, and public hearings. They emphasize the importance of planning ahead through powers of attorney and trusts to potentially avoid these proceedings, while acknowledging that sometimes guardianships and conservatorships become necessary. Fleming & Curti also serves as licensed fiduciaries when family members are unavailable or unsuitable. Contact them at 520-622-0400 for assistance.
Millender Elder Law LLC, located at 1441 Main St, Suite 725, Columbia, SC 29201, specializes in elder law and estate planning services. Founded by attorney Franchelle Millender, who has practiced law since 1977, the firm evolved from her early career in real estate law to focus exclusively on addressing the legal, financial, and emotional challenges facing aging clients. In 1991, Franchelle discovered the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys and recognized the growing need for specialized legal services addressing aging-related issues. Her commitment to this field led her to become one of the first attorneys nationally certified as an elder law attorney (CELA) through the National Elder Law Foundation in 1995, maintaining this prestigious certification continuously since then. As principal author and editor of “A Practical Guide to Elder and Special Needs Law in South Carolina,” published by the South Carolina Bar, she has established herself as an authority in the field. The firm’s practice extends beyond elderly clients to include special needs planning, reflecting the evolution of comprehensive care-focused legal services. Contact Millender Elder Law at 803-733-3433 to discuss legal services that enable clients to maintain the highest possible quality of life despite adverse circumstances.
Elder Needs Law, with offices across Florida including Stuart, specializes in elder law strategy to protect clients’ long-term care needs. Led by attorney Jason Neufeld, author of “The Florida Medicaid Planning Book,” the firm provides critical guidance for seniors facing important financial, medical, and personal decisions. Their Stuart elder law practice encompasses Medicaid planning, estate planning, probate, and guardianship services. The firm emphasizes that elder law attorneys focus on a broad spectrum of legal issues unique to the elderly, helping clients maintain control of assets, plan for disabilities, and develop comprehensive estate strategies. Their Medicaid planning expertise is particularly valuable as they help clients navigate the complicated eligibility requirements while retaining as many assets as possible—especially important when considering the high costs of long-term care. Elder Needs Law recommends engaging an elder law attorney before requiring Medicaid or facing complicated medical issues, ideally by age 65, to ensure proper documentation and planning before age affects daily life. Their experienced attorneys help prepare legal documentation to secure health insurance, organize estates, and make critical end-of-life decisions. Contact them at (305) 931-0478 for a consultation.
Bruce N. Adams, P.C. provides specialized elder law services from his office at 1304 Noble Street in Anniston, Alabama. With over 35 years of varied legal experience, Adams focuses on addressing the increasingly complex legal issues affecting American seniors and those with special needs. His practice encompasses a wide range of elder law matters including asset protection, Medicaid eligibility and planning, long-term health and care planning, veterans benefits, probate and administration, elder abuse and fraud recovery, and end-of-life decision making. Adams helps clients understand that elder law extends beyond financial and medical decisions to include navigating family dynamics, particularly when loved ones must step in for incapacitated individuals. For those concerned about long-term care costs, he provides guidance on preserving assets while securing necessary benefits. His expertise in veterans benefits helps qualified individuals receive additional monthly payments beyond military pensions to cover long-term care expenses. When elder abuse or fraud is suspected, Adams works to ensure justice is served and assets are recovered. His comprehensive approach helps seniors and their families make confident, informed decisions about their future. Contact the office at 256-237-3339.
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Jacob Frederick practices from his office at 600 W Main St, Millville, NJ 08332, providing elder law services to seniors in the region. His practice focuses on assisting elderly clients with probate proceedings, Medicaid eligibility planning, and cases involving nursing home negligence. The firm handles matters related to pressure ulcers, medication errors, and falls resulting in serious injuries to elderly residents. Attorney Frederick works with families to develop comprehensive plans for preserving assets against catastrophic long-term care costs while ensuring proper care for aging loved ones. The practice provides guidance for families facing difficult decisions about guardianship when cognitive decline becomes evident, offering compassionate support throughout legal proceedings. His office assists clients in preparing essential documents including healthcare proxies, powers of attorney, and advance directives to protect decision-making autonomy. For families concerned about potential elder abuse, the firm investigates claims of physical harm, financial exploitation, and neglect in care facilities. Clients can reach Jacob Frederick at 856-825-0700 for consultations regarding long-term care planning, nursing home rights violations, or estate protection strategies.
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Miller | Butler, located at 224 S. Second St. in Rogers, Arkansas, specializes in elder law with particular emphasis on protecting clients’ assets from the increasingly high costs of long-term care. Recognizing that nursing home expenses can financially and emotionally devastate families, they serve clients at all stages of planning—from those needing immediate care to those developing enhanced estate plans to withstand future expenses. For emergency situations, they focus on preserving family assets and reducing stress by navigating complex Medicaid regulations. They address common misconceptions about Medicaid eligibility, advising clients on legal approaches for preserving and reallocating assets to qualify for benefits without complete spend-down. Their forward-looking planning helps clients protect life savings from nursing home costs and Medicaid liens while ensuring assets pass to loved ones according to wishes. Their comprehensive strategies include asset protection trusts, Medicaid planning, long-term care insurance guidance, and establishing guardianships and powers of attorney. Their elder law attorneys emphasize that planning early brings peace of mind, ensuring family resources are preserved and clients feel secure about future care needs. Contact them at (479) 621-0006 for personalized elder law assistance.