I'm on ssi . I recently received a check from my grandfathers trust fund. which attorney should I hire to stay on ssd?

Why we call this area of the law "elder law" is beyond me, since so many of the families and individuals we help have issues like yours and are not...

Pretty much anything can be asked in a deposition. The questions may be irrelevant, but the approach is that you answer questions in the deposition...

My mother was married to a man for 25 years and he died without a will, he has no kid but his brothers are trying to take all

Not clear how the brothers would have any interest in the land, if the husband actually DID buy it back in the 70's. Consult with your local...

My wife gave power of attorney to a woman she thought was her friend.

Why aren't you in charge? Why do you have "no say"? Speak with an elder law attorney to discover your full range of options. And do it now!

I was sick and relatives moved me to Arkansas. They put my money in accounts that I cannot access. Do I have any recourse?

I agree that you need to consult with a local elder law attorney who can review the facts and work for you. Not sure how the facts you relate can...

Mom in nursing home, if she goes from private pay to medicaid but they don't have any medicaid beds left, can they kick her out?

In Michigan, every Medicare certified bed is required to be dual-certified as a Medicaid bed... As the other attorneys have noted, nursing home...

Pa medicare liens and jointly held property

In Michigan, MA will pay for a wide range of services, from 2 in-home care programs, all the way through assisted living, adult foster care, etc to...

Vulnerable protection order for my mom ELDER ABUSE QUESTION

Try to work this out with your brother, if he will not cooperate, Adult Protective Services would be my next phone call. Your brother is betraying...

Do I need a attorney? WHAT SHOULD I DO NEXTS?

Agree with the other answer and would add that your best bet is when it actually gets to litigation because then you'll be dealing with a lawyer...

Providing proof of my aunt's circumstances (grandma's sister and the only one still alive) would be a humanitarian reason?

Hate to punt, but I gotta... this is really a criminal law question, so repost over there...