Your family deserves the best attorneys Port Charlotte, Florida, has to offer. When facing bankruptcy, elder law, and estate planning concerns, Lehn Law, P.A. is by your side. My Mother, who has been diagnosed with Parkinson's lives in Florida, I live in Ohio. After an initial face to face meeting, and then through phone calls and emails, Lehn Law, (with a huge nod to Heather) helped me craft all the legal documents I need to keep her safe and protected.
They were there and most helpful during a trying time. I worked with Heather Chalmers for well over one year. She is very knowledgeable and responsive. Since my mother lives in Florida and I live in Atlanta, the whole process was not easy; however, she made it seamless! I definitely recommend Heather and Lehn Law to anyone who has an elderly parent they are trying to help!
Lehn Law helped me with Medicaid planning for my elderly Father. The process is tedious and complex so it was great to have them for every question I had every step of the process.
They were there and most helpful during a trying time. I worked with Heather Chalmers for well over one year. She is very knowledgeable and responsive. Since my mother lives in Florida and I live in Atlanta, the whole process was not easy; however, she made it seamless! I definitely recommend Heather and Lehn Law to anyone who has an elderly parent they are trying to help!
Lehn Law helped me with Medicaid planning for my elderly Father. The process is tedious and complex so it was great to have them for every question I had every step of the process.
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Joe received a Bachelor of Arts in Social Sciences from the University of South Florida.
He went on to receive his Juris Doctorate from Florida Coastal School of Law in Jacksonville.
Additionally, he received his Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Elder Law from Stetson University College of Law.
He is admitted to practice in the State of Florida and the Middle District of Florida Federal Court.
Joseph W. Lehn is the managing partner of Lehn Law, P.A. with offices in downtown Sarasota and Port Charlotte, conveniently serving Manatee, Sarasota, Charlotte and Lee counties.
He went on to receive his Juris Doctorate from Florida Coastal School of Law in Jacksonville.
Additionally, he received his Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Elder Law from Stetson University College of Law.
He is admitted to practice in the State of Florida and the Middle District of Florida Federal Court.
Joseph W. Lehn is the managing partner of Lehn Law, P.A. with offices in downtown Sarasota and Port Charlotte, conveniently serving Manatee, Sarasota, Charlotte and Lee counties.
Filing for bankruptcy is an important decision that has significant implications for your life.
But when mounting debt begins to feel unmanageable, bankruptcy can provide relief.
At Lehn Law, P.A. in Florida, our attorneys help you decide whether filing for bankruptcy is the most effective way for you to take control of your debt.
Florida's increasing population of seniors are living longer than ever before.
This presents a unique situation in which they can potentially outlive their ability to care for themselves.
But when mounting debt begins to feel unmanageable, bankruptcy can provide relief.
At Lehn Law, P.A. in Florida, our attorneys help you decide whether filing for bankruptcy is the most effective way for you to take control of your debt.
Florida's increasing population of seniors are living longer than ever before.
This presents a unique situation in which they can potentially outlive their ability to care for themselves.
That's why it's so important to consult with a seasoned elder law attorney now so you can begin the process of putting plans in place to protect your long-term physical and financial well-being.
Whether you are a senior planning for your own future, or a caretaker making decisions for a loved one, Lehn Law, P.A. can help chart a road map for the future.
It's never too early to be prepared.
Call us today at (941) 255-5346 or (941) 487-7100 to set up a free consultation with our founding attorney, Joseph W. Lehn.
Whether you are a senior planning for your own future, or a caretaker making decisions for a loved one, Lehn Law, P.A. can help chart a road map for the future.
It's never too early to be prepared.
Call us today at (941) 255-5346 or (941) 487-7100 to set up a free consultation with our founding attorney, Joseph W. Lehn.
When a family member becomes incapacitated and unable to make health care or financial decisions, appointing a guardian is an excellent option.
There are a number of considerations that must be made when appointing guardianship for an adult family member.
It is essential that you speak with an experienced Florida elder law attorney to help guide you through the process.
An attorney can also assist you in naming a guardian for yourself in your will, relieving your family members of that responsibility if you should need guardianship in the future.
There are a number of considerations that must be made when appointing guardianship for an adult family member.
It is essential that you speak with an experienced Florida elder law attorney to help guide you through the process.
An attorney can also assist you in naming a guardian for yourself in your will, relieving your family members of that responsibility if you should need guardianship in the future.
Medicaid is a federal health care program for low-income individuals regardless of their age.
However, few people have prior experience with Medicaid planning until a member of their family is in need of nursing home care.
Although it is a federal and state program, Medicaid eligibility is very complex.
The rules change frequently and differ from state to state, so an individual has to meet the health and financial conditions to qualify for Medicaid in Florida.
Retaining a Medicaid planner or Medicaid planning services is not always necessary but, in many situations, can be cost-effective and beneficial.
However, few people have prior experience with Medicaid planning until a member of their family is in need of nursing home care.
Although it is a federal and state program, Medicaid eligibility is very complex.
The rules change frequently and differ from state to state, so an individual has to meet the health and financial conditions to qualify for Medicaid in Florida.
Retaining a Medicaid planner or Medicaid planning services is not always necessary but, in many situations, can be cost-effective and beneficial.
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