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What is an elder lawyer? Many people have never heard the term, but elder lawyers are becoming increasing popular in the US as our elder population grows. An elder lawyer is a combination of estate planner, financial planner, health caretaker, and housing planner. Additionally, an elder lawyer often becomes a personal confidant taking care of many family law issues. Hiring an elder lawyer as we get older can relieve the burden associated with planning for our golden years.

Fast Facts

  • The National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys, NAELA, was founded in 1987
  • A qualified elder lawyer can charge an hourly rate between $100 and $300 or more
  • Hiring an elder lawyer is not cheap, but can end up saving much expense later

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