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Find the right Shallotte, NC Elder lawyer from 3 local law firms. Get peer reviews and client ratings averaging 4.8 of 5.0.
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To assist you in your search for legal counsel and representation, the AgingCare North Carolina Elder Law Attorney Directory features descriptions of services, areas of specialization, and contact information for individual lawyers in Shallotte, NC.
Find a qualified elder law attorney in SHALLOTTE, North Carolina to assist you or a family member with your long-term care and estate planning needs.
Are you searching for a top elder law lawyer in Shallotte, North Carolina? Free profiles of 3 top rated Shallotte, North Carolina elder law attorneys on Super Lawyers. Browse comprehensive profiles including education, bar membership, awards, jurisdictions, and publications.
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Experienced elder law lawyers in Shallotte, NC. Learn more about protecting assets and ensuring long-term care of your loved ones.
Elder law attorneys and elder care lawyers deal with issues related to elderly and disabled people. They write wills, answer tax questions, and plan strategies for obtaining disability, Social Security, Medicaid, and Medicare payments.
The Elder Law & Life Care Planning Center provides your clients with the resources they need to obtain Veterans Benefits, Public Benefits, and Long Term Care Benefits.
Find North Carolina attorney Helayne Payne in their Shallotte or Wilmington office. Practices Elder law, Estate planning, Trusts. Find reviews, educational history and legal experience.
Our attorneys and staff are dedicated to providing comprehensive legal representation to residents and businesses by primarily assisting clients with commercial and residential real estate transactions, estate planning and administration, business law, and partition proceedings.
As an Elder Law Attorney, Ms. Levy Payne saw the growing need for advanced planning for those facing cognitive decline in southeastern coastal North Carolina and began developing the skills needed to better assist our community.
