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Lexington & Northern Kentucky’s Trusted Elder Attorney Firm

At Elder Law Lawyers, we make it easy to prioritize your long-term needs and make informed decisions about senior care and estate planning. Our customized solutions protect your assets and ensure they are passed on to the next generation as you intended. The future is never as distant as it seems, and having these protections in place sooner rather than later will only benefit you and your loved ones. Reach out to us today to get started and learn more.

Explore Our Elder Law Services

As elder law attorneys, we focus on care planning and legal services that help you enjoy the best possible quality of life and see that your assets go to your heirs as intended. Learn more about the services we offer below.

Save Your Home from Medicaid

Proactive planning is the best way to protect your home and qualify for Medicaid to help pay for your long-term care.

Special Needs Trusts & Administration

Provide financial assistance for your loved one with special needs while keeping their government benefits intact.

Estate Planning & Administration

Simplify the legal administration process by planning for the future or reaching out to our experienced estate lawyers in your time of need.

It’s Time to Prepare for Life

Speak with one of our elder lawyers to set up plans that make life easier and more financially secure for you and your loved ones.

Take proactive steps to avoid financial loss, preserve your home, and benefit your heirs.

Manage the Costs of Late Life Care

Throughout the U.S., many people end up spending more on long-term care than they would if they’d planned ahead with the proper legal services. The cost of long-term care can be exorbitant, and unfortunately, it isn’t getting any cheaper. With assisted living and Medicaid planning services, our firm can help you and your family protect your assets and manage your finances to enjoy a better quality of life and minimize financial loss. Reach out today to arrange your consultation.

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What Does an Elder Law Attorney Do?

At Elder Law Lawyers, our focus is on saving clients money and stress in the long run. Some of the ways we do this include:

  • Simplifying probate for families
  • Preventing inheritance disputes
  • Managing or reducing estate taxes
  • Navigating Medicare and Medicaid issues
  • Securing assets from government seizure
  • Simplifying probate for families
  • Preventing inheritance disputes
  • Managing or reducing estate taxes
  • Navigating Medicare and Medicaid issues
  • Reducing responsibility for long-term care costs
  • Setting up wills and powers of attorney
  • Arranging special needs and disability trusts
  • Securing assets from government seizure
  • Reducing responsibility for long-term care costs
  • Setting up wills and powers of attorney
  • Arranging special needs and disability trusts

Understand your options with the answers to these common questions.

Elder Law FAQs

Adults and their family members will benefit from elder law services at whatever point in their lives they reach out to them. Many people only seek these services when they think they’ve run out of options or after a loved one has passed, but proactive planning is the best way to set yourself up for financial security. The earlier you start seeking comprehensive help, the better off you’ll be when the need arises for those plans to be put into action.

Several circumstances require updating a will, including the death of a spouse, divorce, re-marriage, or marriage for the first time since creating the will. It is also necessary to update wills if they were created when children were minors, after moving to a new state, or after acquiring significant property. We advise consulting with an attorney at Elder Law Lawyers every three to five years or after a major life event to see if any changes should be made to your will.

Estate planning documents play a crucial role in ensuring that your wishes are honored and your interests are protected during unforeseen circumstances, and they can be needed at any point in your adult life. In Kentucky, the most important documents to have are: a power of attorney, a will, and a living will.

By proactively creating and updating these estate planning documents, you can secure peace of mind, protect your interests, and ensure that your affairs are managed according to your intentions.

Life is unpredictable, and hoping for the best is easier when you’ve already planned for the worst. A power of attorney (POA) is a document that grants a designated individual the authority to make decisions on your behalf in case of incapacity or emergencies. This prevents potential challenges and ensures that your affairs are managed according to your preferences.

From expressing the kinds of medical care you’re comfortable with to accessing important legal documents on your behalf, a designated power of attorney grants you peace of mind in the most crucial circumstances.

A will and living will are essential components of estate planning that outline how your assets should be distributed upon your passing and provide guidance on critical medical decisions, respectively.

Without these key documents in place, important matters such as asset distribution and end-of-life care could be left to chance or legal interpretation, potentially leading to delays, disputes, or decisions that may not align with your wishes.

Benefit from our extensive experience and dedicated quality of care.

Attorneys Focused on Elder Law and Estate Planning

At Elder Law Lawyers, we believe in saving you money, and comprehensive planning is the best path to creating long-term financial security. Our team works to minimize the legal issues you face late in life and any issues your family may face after your death. Leaving things up to chance is a recipe for heartache, which is why elder law services are essential for anyone looking to secure their future and the future of their loved ones. Contact us today to request your no-obligation consultation.

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