What Are Your Elder Law Concerns?
Elder law is a vast area of the law and can affect many areas of elder life. If your mother needs immediate nursing home care, can she afford it? If your father is not able to take care of his finances or make his own medical decisions, who will do it for him? What if someone in a position of responsibility is taking financial advantage of an elderly family member? What about your own future? Have you designated a person to make decisions on your behalf should you become incapacitated? Do you have a financial plan to pay for in-home care or nursing home care should you need it?
Protecting The Dignity, Finances And Well-Being Of Elder Individuals
At The Elder & Disability Advocacy Firm of Christine A. Alsop, LLC, we represent individuals and family members in all aspects of elder law and long-term care planning. Our goal is to help prepare you or a parent for a comfortable future and address any immediate legal issues regarding the care of an elderly family member.
When we work together, issues we may address include:
- Long-term care and nursing home planning
- Medicaid planning
- Veterans benefits
- Medicare Set-Aside Arrangements
- Diseases and mental illness
- Guardianships and conservatorships
- My parent is in a nursing home – what should I do?
How To Start Planning For Elder Care
The first step starts with a call to our law firm. You will speak with one of our friendly and knowledgeable staff members who can answer any initial questions. We will then find a convenient time for you to meet with Ms. Alsop. This meeting can take place in our office, at your home or in an alternate location such as a nursing home if needed. We also offer complimentary car service to our office if you cannot arrange your own transportation.
While we encourage every family to preplan for elder care, we also see many individuals who need immediate legal action during times of crisis. Regardless of the issues you face, our law firm is here to help.
Elder Law FAQs
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Contact Our Elder Law Advocacy Lawyers In St. Louis, Missouri
When you are ready to talk, contact our elder law attorneys to discuss your specific concerns. We are here to listen and provide the solutions you need.
In the maze of confusion, there is a solution.
