What is Elder Law?
Do you know what elder law is? You should. Whether you are a Baby Boomer, a senior citizen, or a member of the Sandwich Generation, you need to learn about elder law and how it is, or will become, necessary in your life, or the life of your parents.
Elder law is a legal specialty that helps older citizens and their family members with a variety of legal issues that can include: estate planning (wills, trusts and probate), long-term care planning, Social Security and disability, public and private pensions, Medicare, Medicaid, nursing home issues, durable powers of attorney, living wills, conservatorship and guardianship, age discrimination, elder abuse, fraud, senior housing and more.
Jim Miller - Bradenton Herald
The complexity of society has caused this arm of the legal profession to come together in an effort to protect the rights of the senior citizen. As that age group becomes the largest population group within the United States, the need for attorneys specializing in this field, will increase.
But finding a good attorney is a bit like finding a good physician. Not all of them received straight A’s in law school. And some are downright unethical. How does a person find a good attorney, who specializes in elder law? And how can adult children and other extended family members help?
Elder Law One Of Fastest Growing Fields - Finding A Good Attorney


