As we enter our golden years, it often becomes difficult navigating the complex legal issues associated with estate planning, asset protection, aging and managing the cost of long term care. We become faced with the challenging decisions we must face regarding our healthcare, choosing a power of attorney or deciding how we want our assets distributed when we pass. An experienced elder law attorney in Syosset can help you navigate this new phase of your life with personalized and compassionate representation to ensure your present and future needs are met.
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At Fratello Law, our Syosset elder law attorneys help seniors and their families develop a plan to ensure proper advance directives are in place, maximize asset protection and plan for the rising cost of long-term care. We are a small firm with a big heart and advocate for the best interests of our clients. With skilled, personalized and compassionate legal services, we willguide you or your loved one through various essential legal decisions seniors in Syosset face.
Elder law is an area of practice focused on helping older individuals plan for the uncertainties that come with aging, disabilities, health care and long term care needs.. Our experienced and caring elder law attorneys in Syosset are seasoned in helping seniors with estate planning, asset protection, Medicaid planning and other important legal documents such as a power of attorney, trust and last will and testament. As our loved ones age. we may have questions or concerns about finances, assets, estates, health care and long-term care. We are here to help answer your questions and develop a plan to meet your needs, circumstances and goals.
At Fratello Law, we are equipped to handle even the most sensitive legal needs of aging adults. We help our senior clients and their families with a variety of legal matters, including:Â
Creating a Last Will and Testament
Creating a suitable Trust to meet your long-term needs
Power of Attorney
Health Care Proxy
Living Will
Avoiding Probate
Medicaid Planning and Application
Asset Protection
Long-term Care Options
Guardianship
As we enter our golden years, our needs and goals may change and require addressing specific legal issues with the help of an experienced Syosset elder law lawyer. By retaining a Fratello Law elder law attorney, you can rest assured that we will work to meet your unique legal needs, including protecting your assets.Â
It is imperative that you rely on elder law professionals when you are planning for the future. At Fratello Law, we have years of experience advocating for the elderly and their specific needs. We treat our clients like family, taking the time to understand each unique circumstance and provide compassionate legal services that address your concerns and goals.Â
An elder law lawyer can help protect your best interests and the welfare of your loved ones. At Fratello Law, we are committed to:
Our elder law lawyers focus on your individual legal needs so that you may feel at ease throughout your present and future planning process. We offer experienced legal guidance and answer the most challenging questions and concerns so you may feel secure that your assets and other legal matters are taken care of.
At Fratello Law, our elder law lawyers understand that beginning the process of future planning may be overwhelming. We are here to help you throughout the entire process. The following are elder law legal matters that we most commonly address:Â
We help you make a personalized asset protection plan, home protection plan or set up a special asset protection trust based on your unique circumstances, goals, and needs.Â
Qualifying and applying for Medicaid to cover the cost of long term care is a time consuming, complex process, requiring multiple challenging steps and may result in unnecessary delays and costs without the help of an experienced elder law attorney. At Fratello Law, our dedicated Syosset elder law attorneys have extensive experience in the Medicaid application process and will guide you through each step of the process to qualify for and obtain Medicaid coverage for home care,CDPAP,assisted living program, or Nursing Home services.Â
An Article 81 Guardianship is a legal proceeding to establish a Guardian to manage the person and property of an elderly or disabled individual with cognitive or functional impairment to avoid self-inflicted financial or personal harm. Where an Article 81 Guardianship is required, you petition the court to appoint a guardian who will be given the legal power to act on behalf of a senior individual with cognitive limitations.
At Fratello Law, our Syosset elder law attorneys are passionate about building meaningful connections with our elderly clients and their family members to help ensure their unique needs are addressed. Our elder law lawyers are well-versed inall aspects of elder law and will apply our extensive knowledge to help address your unique needs and give you peace of mind that your assets and loved ones are protected. We are a small firm with a big heart, and we understand how emotionally demanding it may be to begin the process of planning for your future.
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To schedule a no-cost consultation with a member of our compassionate legal team, call our office at (516) 321-4010 or by filling out our contact form. We look forward to welcoming you into our client family.
Our dedicated 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. 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.
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 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.