What we do
Estate and elder law is one body of work with many entry points. Some clients come to us early, with a healthy family and a plan to protect. Some come in the middle of a crisis. Whatever brings you to us, here's how we organize what we do.
Most people don't have an estate plan because they think they'll get to it later. Later turns into the wrong week. We help families build plans that hold up when the worst happens — and update them as life changes. Plain English, no surprises.
Long-term care is expensive, and the rules around Medicaid eligibility are unforgiving. We help families plan ahead, file applications correctly, and fight fair hearings when applications are denied. We've been doing this since 1999.
When someone you love can no longer make decisions for themselves, guardianship is often the only legal path forward. It is a hard process, emotionally and procedurally. We make it as gentle as the court will allow.
After a death, the administrative work begins — and it often begins before the family has had a chance to grieve. We handle the probate paperwork, the asset inventory, the creditor notices, and the distribution. You handle the rest of your life.
When estates are contested, when fiduciaries breach their duty, when a vulnerable elder is exploited — we go to court. Compassionate in the office, fierce in the courtroom.
Schedule a consultation with our team. We'll listen first.