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Senior Lawyers Division
Elder Law and Practicing Senior Lawyers in Action

Elder law attorneys of any age are eligible to join the Senior Lawyers Division.  Assist your aging clients and their families by receiving the latest information about changes to Social Security, Medicaid, Medicare, advance healthcare directives, senior housing alternatives, guardianship issues, among other topics covered in this relatively new area of practice.

The Senior Lawyers Division also offers a wide variety of programs and services for attorneys who have been in practice for at least 25 years. Receive useful information on financial and estate planning, tax and insurance matters, law partnership and Of Counsel agreements, pro bono work, and second careers (mediation and public service), and other topics
of interest to practicing senior lawyers.

 
Albert Harvey, Carole Worthington, Richard Thies, Ruth Kleinfeld, Anthony Palermo

Chair's Message

Charles A. Collier, Jr.
Chair, Senior Lawyers Division

Welcome to the Senior Lawyers Division web page. This home page provides you with weekly updates about Division activities, committees, leadership and with links to many other resources.

We are constantly looking for ways to improve the website. Your suggestions are welcome.

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