Elder Law
Protecting you and those you love.
The term “elder law” is not about a precise set of local, state, or federal laws. Rather, elder law refers to an array of issues of interest to, or often affecting, people in their later years, including long-term care planning, estate planning and end-of-life planning. Elder law may also pertain to physical or financial abuse or neglect of older persons as well as issues experienced by people with disabilities.
Following are some examples of elder law matters we often advise clients on:
Estate planning questions, answers, and solutions
Drafting, revising, or updating wills and trusts
Living wills
Powers of attorney
Health care directives
Long-term care planning
Long-term care contracts
Guardianships and conservatorships
Medicaid planning
Transfer of real estate to family members and charitable organizations
Probate and estate administration
From trusts to asset preservation to helping with long-term care planning and Medicaid application, we skillfully and compassionately provide counsel for all of your elder law needs.
What legal issues associated with aging are of concern to you? At Meier Law Firm, PLLC, we welcome potential clients who are looking for compassionate, cost-effective legal counsel regarding a variety of legal matters. We are here to listen and help you understand your options. We aim to help you worry less as you put practical solutions in place for whatever needs you face.
