Local elder law attorneys trusted by families.
Elder law attorneys help with Medicaid planning, estate planning, trusts, wills, guardianship, and asset protection. Below are local attorneys our clients have used with great success.
You're free to choose your own attorney.
You are not required to use an attorney to file for Medicaid — but in some situations, legal advice is recommended or required. Choose from our list below, or pick your own in the required practice area.
Local Elder Law Attorneys
A starting point for families researching legal help. Contact any of the attorneys below directly. You are always free to choose your own firm.
Official Resources
Prefer to search on your own? These official government and bar association resources can help you find an elder law attorney anywhere in the U.S.
NAELA Attorney Directory
The National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys' searchable directory of member elder law attorneys across all 50 states.
Find an Attorney →American Bar Association
The ABA's free legal help directory connects you with state and local lawyer referral services anywhere in the United States.
ABA Free Legal Help →Need Help Deciding on Next Steps?
Choosing the right elder law attorney is an important decision. We can point you toward the right resources for your family's situation and help you connect with the senior care options that fit.
Important — Please Read
You are not required to use an attorney to file for Medicaid. However, in some situations, receiving legal advice is recommended or required.
The firm selected must be willing to perform the legal services required and would permit P.A. Consulting Services to file the application and any other administrative services necessary.