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WORKING TOGETHER TO SERVE OUR CLIENTS
We believe that the practice of elder law is absolutely a team effort, and have had the pleasure and privilege over the years of developing strong relationships with trusted colleagues in the health care, financial, and legal worlds. Working together and sharing our expertise, the benefits we can provide to our respective clients are strengthened and enhanced. Much of our work on behalf of elder law and estate planning clients has come to us through referrals from our professional partners, and we value your confidence. We are often in a position to refer our clients out to our professional partners. We look forward to maintaining our existing trusted relationships and to developing new relationships so we can meet all of our clients’ needs. We hope you will not hesitate to call or email with any questions if you have a client who you think we can help.
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Do you need CEU credits? Deborah’s programs on Guardianships and on Veteran’s Benefits have been approved for CEU credit for nurses and social workers. We are happy to work with you to offer either of those existing programs, or to develop new programs for credit certification.
INTERESTED IN HOSTING OR CO-PRESENTING A PROGRAM?
We can offer programs on the many topics listed below, or we can work with you to create a new program that meets the special interests of your unique clients/patients. Click here for more information.
If you would like to host or co-present an educational program, please call or email us to discuss arrangements. We look forward to working with you to prepare an informative and interesting event.
News & Upcoming Events
THE TIMES THEY ARE A’CHANGIN’:
TSLF is Winding Down to Retirement
When we started our elder law practice in 1999, 60s sounded old(ish) and far away from our own ages. We accepted without question the notion that someone 62+ was an "elder" under the definitions of government assistance programs. Fast forward a bunch of years and now that we are in our 60s ourselves, 60 doesn’t seem that old really at all. What do you mean we are now "elders" ourselves??!!! As we have gotten older, we have experienced with our own parents and families many of the challenges that we have counseled our clients about, and have juggled our caregiving...