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Categories: Attorneys, Estate Planning, Probate, & Living Trusts, Family Law Attorneys, General Practice Attorneys, Social Security & Disability Law Attorneys, Tax Attorneys, Trust Companies, Wills, Trusts & Estate Planning Attorneys

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Phone: (610) 566-4700

Address: 216 S Orange St Ste 1, Media, PA 19063

Guardianship
If you need help with your request for guardianship, please schedule a brief informational call. This will help us assess your needs and give you clear expectations for your unique circumstances.

Social Security Disability
Starting with a vision of what you want is the best thing to bring to the table with you. We will give you an intake list of important documents you need next. We will review everything and put our whole team of experts on the job of making this vision a reality for your family. We will consider not only your assets but also your social security disability income, available benefits, and health care. No stone will be left unturned!
Medicaid Planning
While there are many lawyers who can do Medicaid planning and asset preservation, what makes Anderson Elder Law different is that we don’t just think about your assets – we think about you! What are your goals, hopes, and vision for the future? How can you give yourself the gift of the highest quality care in the least restrictive setting throughout your life? How can you protect and provide for those you love most?

Estate Planning
But we’re here for you – from estate planning to protecting your legacy, we’ll be by your side every step of the way.
Wills
Your Last Will and Testament will include standby supplemental needs trust provisions to ensure no disabled beneficiaries are unexpectedly harmed by receiving an inheritance.
Trusts
When you are processing the death of a family member, it is easy to feel overwhelmed by estate and trust administration. Not only are you dealing with the emotional impact of the loss, but you are legally trying to understand the paperwork, taxes, and legal implications.
Power of Attorney
A power of attorney is established by someone while they are still able to make decisions on their own. They can choose the person or persons who will make decisions on their behalf. It can be one person or multiple people. For example, they may give one person power of attorney for legal and financial decisions, and someone else power of attorney for medical care decisions.
Probate

Tax Law
For clients with complicated needs, assets or plans, our process is designed to support you at your level of needs as well. Often, we work with your team of advisors to ensure seamless integration of financial planning, tax planning, and legal goals.

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