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    Elder Law Lawyers Serving Woodbury, NJ (Cherry Hill, NJ)

    Addressing complex issues, solving problems, and helping South Jersey families since 1991!

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    Health Care LawNursing Home AbuseProbate

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    People Often Ask…

    As time passes, baby boomers, as well as the generations that follow them, will face many serious choices related to retirement planning and elder care. An elder law attorney can help you make the right decisions that apply to your own future and to the care of your loved ones.

    FindLaw's Lawyer Directory is the largest online directory of attorneys. Whether you need to connect with a general estate planning attorney or talk about more complicated legal matters related to elder law, the attorneys on this list can help you with your legal needs.

    Use FindLaw to hire a local elder law attorney to assist with issues related to:

    • Elder care transactions and planning
    • Social Security retirement benefits and other Social Security topics
    • Medicare and health insurance/health care issues
    • Medicaid planning and other forms of asset protection
    • Retirement planning
    • Long-term care planning (which may involve nursing home care or assisted living facility options, or potentially home care)
    • Estate planning
    • Special needs planning
    • Powers of attorney and advance directives (sometimes called a living will or medical directive)

    Elder law attorneys are also able to help you protect elderly family members from issues such as elder abuse and financial scams that target elderly victims. A lawyer can help you determine whether this should involve a conservatorship or other type of protective measure.

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