Elder Law is a large umbrella for many areas of the law: estate planning; long-term healthcare options; how to pay for care; eligibility of benefits such as Medicaid, VA, Social Security, and Medicare; and estate administration also known as probate.
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Planning for Long-term Care Options and How to Pay for Them
Flat Fee for Initial Consultation — Hourly Rate thereafter
- Assess family situation—strengths & challenges
- Identify family goals, values, resources and options
- Evaluate personal income(s), assets and liabilities
- Evaluate current and project budgets
- Produce comprehensive long-term care plan outlining types of care and private and public sources of funding (e.g. Medicaid and Veteran's benefits)
- Create summary report with cost projections and gaps
Guardianship Services
Hourly Rate
- Advise individual/families on types of guardians, responsibilities of guardians, and court guardianship proceedings
- Assess family situation—strengths & challenges
- Identify family goals, values, resources and options
- Produce plan of care and develop action plan
- Represent individual/families in guardianship proceedings
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