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Caring for an aging or ill family member can be a challenge in its own right. Preparing for their future can be even harder, especially if proper planning is not in place.

Often, many of us put off planning for the road ahead because topics like nursing homes, and wills and estates, make us uncomfortable. Not talking about it can cause serious legal issues that are costly and can impact any assets that have taken a lifetime to build.

As a senior or someone who is helping make decisions for a senior, it is crucial you work with an attorney that is an expert in Elder Law.

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Areas of Practice

Medicaid Planning

Protection Trusts

Revocable Living Trusts

Wills & Estate Planning

Probate

Special Needs Trusts

Elizabeth Durnell-Maier

Founder & Owner
Durnell Maier Law, LLC
Elder Law Attorney

“When you ask most attorneys why they became lawyers, they will say because they want to help people. For the most part, we don’t actually get to do that on a regular basis, but as a Certified Elder Law Attorney, I ACTUALLY do get to help people.”

5 IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS EVERYONE NEEDS

Wills

A Will is a document in which you inform the probate court as to where you would like your assets to pass after your death. Probate court must be involved in the distribution of assets.

Financial Power of Attorney

Names your representatives who are able to make financial decisions for you if you are unable to do so.

Healthcare Power of Attorney

Names healthcare representatives who are able to make healthcare decisions for you if you are unable to do so.

Living Will

Works together with the healthcare power of attorney and also names representatives who should be notified if you are in a permanently unconscious state or terminal condition.

Right of Disposition of Remains

Names who you would like to handle your funeral arrangements.