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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

What Is Hospice Care?

Many think that hospice care solely administers medication to make people who are dying imminently feel more comfortable. However, hospice care is much more than that. It can positively impact the quality of one’s life during their final journey, as well as assist the...

Not All Assets Are Counted Equally for MassHealth

Question: My mother is entering a nursing home and applying for MassHealth to pay the monthly cost. They say her assets must be under $2,000 to qualify. She has one bank account containing $10,000 and one bond for $10,000. My name is on both assets with my mother....

Does Marriage Help or Hurt with Nursing Home Costs?

Question: When a senior enters a nursing home what effect does their marital status have on MassHealth coverage? Answer: There are two sets of rules for married vs. single applicants for MassHealth long term nursing care coverage. Married folks appear to have it...