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While elder law includes Medicaid planning and other crisis planning roles, the scope of elder law is much broader. Elder law is best defined by the demographics that it serves, which is the elderly and sometimes the disabled. Any issue that these demographics could conceivably face would fall under the umbrella of elder law. Some common practice areas of "elder law" include the following:

• Medicaid planning
• Applying for Medicaid
• Estate Recovery
• Look-backs
• Long-term care
• Spousal allowances
• Powers of Attorney
• Transfers to children
• Nursing homes
• Annuities
• Estate Administration
• Guardianships

With our nation's elderly living longer than ever before thanks to advances in medical technology, American families are facing long-term care issues that are significantly more prevalent today than one or two generations ago. As the baby boomers are retiring and advancing in age, the need for elder law attorneys has increased and will continue in the upcoming years ahead. At Hebert & Dolder PLLC., we have included elder law to our practice areas to both diversify and respond to this growing demographic.

When an attorney is advising a client about elder law issues, he or she must pay attention to the applicable tax consequences of the action and be capable of recognizing issues of concern that arise in respect to insurance, housing, long-term care, employment, retirement and so forth.

At our firm, we will carefully evaluate your situation and listen to your long-term goals. Ultimately, our legal strategy can be designed to encompass everything from Medicaid planning, to where you will live and how your plan will navigate through the myriad of legal, family and social dynamics along the path to financial security.

Contact Hebert & Dolder today for professional guidance in your elder law matter!

Why Hebert & Dolder PLLC.?

• Our legal team has over 20 years of legal experience.
• We serve clients throughout Concord, Franklin, Manchester, Merrimack and all throughout Merrimack County.
• In addition to elder law and probate, we also represent clients in business law and real estate law matters.

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