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Elder Law

As Massachusetts Elder Law specialists, Priority Law helps individuals and families plan and prepare for aging.

Elder planning involves complex legal issues and unfortunately, without legal assistance, some people end up in financial devastation.

You need an experienced elder attorney on your side.

With over 20 years of experience in Massachusetts, Priority Law helps you make important decisions that protect your assets and maximize your benefits as you age.

Priority Law has the expertise and knowledge in all the following Massachusetts elder law areas but not limited to

Long-term care planning
Medicaid/MassHealth planning
Durable powers of attorney and health care proxies
Guardianships and conservatorship
Planning for adult children or a special needs minor
Avoiding probate
End of life arrangements
Estate planning

Contact us  for a complimentary consultation. We will listen to your needs and concerns and offer our best recommendations for Massachusetts residents.

If this is an urgent elder law issue, please call directly at 978-935-2000 so an attorney can assist you as soon as possible.

Priority Law is a member of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys.

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Articles on elder law

Medicaid Planning Strategies For Nursing Home Care

Aging is an inevitable part of life. For many, aging also means requiring care from others, either in your own home, an assisted living facility, or a nursing home. The question of how to pay for this care is a pressing one for many seniors or even for younger people who know that due to family history you are likely to require this care.

Assets Not Protected by Naming Two Owners for MassHealth Qualification

Question: My widowed mother is getting close to needing a nursing home. She has too much money to qualify for MassHealth. However, my name is on her accounts as a joint owner. Will this cut the total value of her assets in half? Answer: The answer to this question is...

Caregiver Child Should Change Address

Question: I moved in to care for my widowed mom three years ago. Her needs have progressed greatly, and we are now shopping for nursing homes. She has no money and owns her home. Is there a way to protect her house? Answer: It sounds like your mother will qualify for...