John Edward Perry Jr.

If your best friend from high school is a licensed attorney practicing elder law in Arizona you won't need Ned. If not I would highly recommend him. I am out of town and felt at a real disadvantage until I enlisted Mr Perry's services. He is honest, competent, empathetic, actually listens & puts your needs ahead of his own. His qualities make him a rare find! I breathed a sigh of relief just after our initial consult.

I highly recommend my Mr. Perry! I hired Mr. Perry for legal assistance for my intellectually disabled sister. I am her legal Guardian. My sister's assisted living facility was taking terrible care of her and I wanted to move her. Her expensive bed was moved to another resident's room and replaced with a urine soaked bed, her TV and DVD player disappeared, there was an unvaccinated and unregistered puppy in her room, the list goes on and on. The assisted living told me I could not move her out because that would be an "unsafe transfer". They had no problems when she spent weeks with me on vacation in California in Disneyland and at the beach though! Mr. Perry advised me on what the law says, assuaged my fears, and wrote a letter to the assisted living director, which I hand delivered. The assisted living was trying to use language to intimidate me to do what they wanted when they just wanted to keep a paying client. They argued with me about what my authority as a Guardian was and Mr. Perry took the time to explain to me that as Guardian, I didn't have to ask permission from strangers to do what I think is in my sister's best interest. He also told me of other things I can ask for in future living arrangements, like oral hygiene care. I had no idea I could ask caregivers to brush my sister's teeth and floss them because she cannot. I regret not hiring an attorney sooner when I started running into trouble with rogue, uneducated employees of care facilities. Mr. Perry was worth every penny. Don't screw around, hire an attorney if you have problems. It works.