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Make Sure You Are Ready With Our Elder Law Attorneys in Troy

When you are confronted with the challenges of caring for a senior member of your family – managing their finances, finding a nursing home, advocating for their health needs – it is often uncharted territory. The Center for Elder Law is a full-service division of BRMM that helps you navigate the unique and specific waters of caring for your senior loved one, no matter what their needs are.

Our Troy elder law attorneys can help you and your loved ones plan for the long term in a thorough, strategic way that provides adequate income, anticipates future needs and won’t diminish a lifetime of savings. Our extensive experience in elder law can help you find the truth among many long-term planning misperceptions, including the numerous myths surrounding Medicaid planning. We are dedicated to helping you understand the complexities of elder law and know your rights.

Start planning today by calling (248) 494-4577 and scheduling a consultation at BRMM.

We Have Been Practicing Elder Law Since 1990

All of the lawyers of The Center for Elder law are proficient leaders in elder law, an area of law that has changed and evolved in the 30+ years we have practiced it. We know the ins and outs of the systems and can gently guide you to the proper plan for your family. We can help you save money while setting up a situation where your loved one can live comfortably, securely and affordably.

Look to The Center for Elder Law to help with your long-term planning. Our attorneys always take a compassionate approach and work closely with you to address all of your estate planning needs, including:

Let BRMM and The Center for Elder Law provide a comprehensive evaluation of your situation. We’ll give careful consideration to the options available to you so you can plan, prepare and keep your loved ones safe and comfortable.

Contact our elder law attorneys in Troy today online or by calling (248) 494-4577.

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