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“We were referred to and Hunter Estate & Elder Law on Allisonville for my dad's planning needs. They have been wonderful to work with!”Debbie S., Nextdoor
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WaIt & See
We do law differently.
Trust us when we say that our approach is going to surprise you. Our team is outcome-focused and truly works together to make sure that your goals are met. Here are a few ways that we strive to make your experience memorable.
Free Initial Consultation
Bring us any existing documents and arrive ready to share your goals. Our attorneys will review your unique situation and make recommendations. A one-size-fits-all approach isn’t going to serve you long-term.
Transparent Pricing
Our fees are project-based and not hourly. After your initial consultation you will know what legal options are available to you and how much they will cost.
Team Collaboration
Each member of our team operates in a specific role. They lend their knowledge and skill to various parts of your planning as needed. Together, our teamwork makes your dream work!
Maintenance Program
Estate planning is typically not a one-time event; rather, it is an ongoing process. Life changes, and so should your estate plan. The Maintenance Program is designed to ensure your plan remains current.
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So what is
Estate Planning?
Estate planning is about making intentional decisions for your assets—who receives what, how, and when—so that you're in control, not the courts. Key documents like wills and trusts allow you to clearly define how your estate should be handled, while powers of attorney ensure someone you trust can step in to make important financial or healthcare decisions if you're ever unable to do so yourself. By putting a thoughtful plan in place, you gain peace of mind knowing your wishes will be honored—and you spare your loved ones the stress, cost, and confusion that can come from having an incomplete or nonexistent plan.
Estate planning goes far beyond deciding who gets what—it can also help you avoid the delays and costs of probate, protect your assets from long-term care expenses or potential liability, and set clear guidelines for how and when your beneficiaries receive their inheritance. Whether you want to safeguard your legacy, provide for loved ones responsibly, or simply gain peace of mind, a well-structured estate plan puts you in control. Our approach is centered on empowering you with knowledge and options, so you can make confident, informed decisions—both now and for the road ahead.
And what are the differences of
Elder Law?
Elder law is an area of law focused on the unique legal and financial challenges that come with aging. One of the most critical aspects of elder law is helping individuals and families plan for the high cost of long-term care—whether in a nursing home, assisted living, or through in-home care services. For many, qualifying for Medicaid is essential to cover these expenses, but the process is complex. It involves navigating strict eligibility requirements, all while ensuring legal compliance and preserving as many assets as possible. We’re here to walk you through each step, ensuring you understand your options and can make the best choices to protect both your care needs and financial wellbeing.
Beyond financial and healthcare planning, elder law also addresses other sensitive issues that can arise with aging—particularly when cognitive decline is involved. If a loved one is experiencing memory loss, confusion, or dementia, we help families assess whether a guardianship or other form of legal protection is necessary to keep them safe. This includes evaluating decision-making capacity, exploring alternatives like powers of attorney or supported decision-making, and, when appropriate, pursuing guardianship through the court. Our goal is always to balance protection with dignity, helping families make thoughtful, informed choices in difficult times.
