By skyforbes 
This article addresses crucial legal matters that families should be aware of, as well as when they should consult elder care attorneys.
1. Estate Planning:
– Involves drafting wills, trusts, and powers of attorney
– Appoints trusted individuals to manage affairs in case of incapacity
2. Medicaid Planning:
– Assists in navigating the eligibility process for Medicaid benefits
– Helps protect assets while ensuring qualification for Medicaid benefits
3. Long-term Care Planning:
– Offers advice on services, payments, and legal considerations for long-term care
– Helps families understand options and make informed decisions
4. Guardianship and Conservatorship:
– Guides families through the legal process of appointing decision-makers for older individuals
– Ensures the older person’s best interests are upheld while safeguarding their rights
5. Elder Abuse and Neglect:
– Advocates for the victims, advocating tirelessly on their behalf
– Ensures that the safety, well-being, and dignity of the elderly are prioritized