What is Elder Law?
Elder law is a practice area defined by the people that are served. Our clients and their families’ priorities and concerns evolve as they age, and their estate and care plans need to be adjusted accordingly.
One of the goals of elder law is to create and protect options for clients to age and live with grace on their terms. Too many people (and their lawyers) do not think of what type of care clients will need and want in the future. Rather, the focus is on what happens after they pass away.
At John B. LaRue PC, we work with our clients to lay out their blueprint for getting what they want as they get older.
Let our ELDER COUNSEL member attorneys, John LaRue and Corinne Erwin, and our staff guide you through your estate and “life” planning today. Contact us at 765.287.1717 to schedule your appointment. We look forward to servicing you and your family’s estate planning needs.
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