Elder Law

Planning that protects dignity

Elder law planning helps families prepare for the practical and legal realities of aging — before a crisis forces rushed decisions. Our elder law services include:

• Long-term care planning — thinking through where and how care will be provided, and how it will be paid for
• Powers of attorney — naming who can make financial and health care decisions if you're unable to
• Advance directives — documenting your medical wishes in writing
• Guardianship and conservatorship — when planning wasn't done in advance and a court process becomes necessary
• Medicaid and benefits planning — understanding eligibility and options for long-term care coverage
• Protecting against elder financial abuse — legal tools and warning signs

We work with adult children navigating care for aging parents just as often as we work directly with the person planning for their own future. Every plan starts with a conversation about what matters most to your family — not a generic checklist.

Have questions? See our Elder Law FAQs or reach out below.

Consultations by appointment only.