Fratello Law

Elder Law Attorney in Smithtown

Ensure Health and Wealth with Help from a Dedicated Long Island Elder Law Attorney

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As we mature in age, we often find ourselves needing to navigate legal issues that are entirely new to us. It usually isn’t until we get into our golden years that we must navigate challenging decisions regarding our health care, asset protection, guardianship, retirement, long-term care planning, Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security, and other essential matters.

At Fratello Law, our experienced Long Island based elder law attorneys help seniors and their family caregivers with legal issues and planning related to aging and planning for long term care. We are a small firm with a big heart and advocate for the interests of seniors and their loved ones. Our firm is experienced in helping older individuals in Long Island and New York City navigate various important legal decisions, including asset protection and estate planning matters as well as planning for the daily care of our aging loved ones.

Elder Law Services We Offer

Our dedicated Smithtown elder law attorneys will help you make a personalized asset protection plan, home protection plan, or set up a special asset protection trust based on your unique goals and needs. Planning early is they key to successful asset protection planning. Our experienced trust attorneys will help you identify which assets to protect.  Learn more.

Obtaining Medicaid coverage is a complex, multi-step process, where unnecessary delay can be extremely costly. Our dedicated Medicaid attorneys have extensive experience in the Medicaid application process and can guide you in submitting a Medicaid home care application, Medicaid CDPAP application, Medicaid assisted living program application, or Medicaid Nursing Home Application, while providing you with necessary resources to find the very best options for your loved one. Learn more.

Article 81 Guardianship

An Article 81 Guardianship is typically used to set up guardianship for individuals, including elders, with cognitive or functional limitations that are likely to cause them financial or personal harm. The goal of Article 81 Guardianship is to appoint a guardian who will be given the legal power to act on behalf of a person with cognitive limitations.

The attorneys at Fratello Law have broad experience setting up Article 81 Guardianships for those with cognitive limitations and their guardians. Fill out our contact form to get in touch with one of our dedicated Smithtown elder law attorneys.

If you or your loved one has been a victim of abuse or neglect or suffered injury, such as bedsores or pressure ulcers, falls, dehydration, malnutrition, medication errors or wrongful death at a nursing home or other care facility, you or your loved one may be entitled to recover damages. Contact us to speak with an attorney to discuss the pain and suffering you or your loved one endured due to poor care in a nursing home, assisted living facility or at the hands of a home care agency that was entrusted with their care. Learn more.

What Can Elder Law Lawyers Do for Seniors in New York?

Whether you are looking to protect your assets, the assets of a loved one or apply for Medicaid covered long term care, our experienced attorneys understand exactly what you are going through and we have the legal expertise to ensure that your assets and wellbeing are protected. This is part of what makes us one of the most trusted elder law firms in the Long Island area.

Schedule a Free Consultation with an Elder Law Lawyer in New York

At Fratello Law, we understand that many families who come into our office are going through a difficult time. There is a lot of emotion and stress when planning for the next phase of life, making it challenging for families to decide what to do next. Our lawyers are committed to providing the compassionate client service you deserve when navigating this sensitive process. While we may be a small firm, we have a big heart.

Call our Suffolk County office today at (631) 406-5580 or, for assistance in Nassau County, call (516) 321-4010. You may also complete our online contact form to request more information and schedule your free, personal consultation with one of our trusted New York elder law lawyers.We look forward to welcoming you to our client family.