I earned my J.D. from Northeastern School of Law in 1996, and since then I have helped countless clients with their elder law, estate administration, probate, and family law needs. My passion lies in helping individuals overcome difficult situations so that they can move forward in life. I am also a rabbi, which sets me apart from other attorneys and shapes my perspective on life and the law.
As a trusted legal professional in the Baltimore area, I am prepared to help you seek a resolution to your legal issue. Schedule a free consultation today to start moving forward. From guardianships and diminishing capacity to Medicaid and living wills, elder law encompasses a wide range of challenging legal situations that can occur as you or a loved one grow older.
Practicing this area of law requires emotional sensitivity and an empathetic spirit, both of which I have. As your elder law attorney, I will advocate for you or your loved ones when they are no longer able to advocate for themselves.
As a trusted legal professional in the Baltimore area, I am prepared to help you seek a resolution to your legal issue. Schedule a free consultation today to start moving forward. From guardianships and diminishing capacity to Medicaid and living wills, elder law encompasses a wide range of challenging legal situations that can occur as you or a loved one grow older.
Practicing this area of law requires emotional sensitivity and an empathetic spirit, both of which I have. As your elder law attorney, I will advocate for you or your loved ones when they are no longer able to advocate for themselves.
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David M. Goldman, Esq. is a Maryland attorney in general practice, focusing primarily on Family Law, Wills & Estates and Elder Law, with a commitment to the highest standards of personal service for his clients and their families.
He graduated from Northeastern University School of Law in 1996, has been a member of the Bar of the State of Maryland since 1999, and is a member of the Maryland State Bar Association, as well as its Family, Estates and Elder Sections.
David is also an expert in Jewish Law, practicing before the Baltimore Bais Din, and is active in community affairs, serving as an editor of a prominent journal about Jewish community life.
He graduated from Northeastern University School of Law in 1996, has been a member of the Bar of the State of Maryland since 1999, and is a member of the Maryland State Bar Association, as well as its Family, Estates and Elder Sections.
David is also an expert in Jewish Law, practicing before the Baltimore Bais Din, and is active in community affairs, serving as an editor of a prominent journal about Jewish community life.
As seniors age, their ability to manage their accounts, and their property will eventually begin to decline.
Elder Law attorneys can adapt or create an Estate Plan designed to best prepare for this period, making important decisions in advance that will be followed, and ensuring that the right people will be able to make the right decisions at the right time.
Ideally, retirement planning should address not only the earlier years but the later years as well.
Certainly, once someone has settled into retirement, they should meet with an Elder Law attorney to arrange a secure plan that will protect them, their assets, and their wishes.
Elder Law attorneys can adapt or create an Estate Plan designed to best prepare for this period, making important decisions in advance that will be followed, and ensuring that the right people will be able to make the right decisions at the right time.
Ideally, retirement planning should address not only the earlier years but the later years as well.
Certainly, once someone has settled into retirement, they should meet with an Elder Law attorney to arrange a secure plan that will protect them, their assets, and their wishes.
The Law Office Of David M. Goldman is a firm that's proud to represent the people of the Baltimore area.
If you have questions related to Guardianship Law, we'd be happy to provide the personalized service you seek.
Our practice is part of the Maryland State Bar Association and Bar of the State of Maryland.
You can come to us for a free initial consultation.
We're able to schedule meetings with clients any day of the week, and we offer flexible appointment availability.
Our firm is based locally and prepared to represent your interests.
If you have questions related to Guardianship Law, we'd be happy to provide the personalized service you seek.
Our practice is part of the Maryland State Bar Association and Bar of the State of Maryland.
You can come to us for a free initial consultation.
We're able to schedule meetings with clients any day of the week, and we offer flexible appointment availability.
Our firm is based locally and prepared to represent your interests.
Long term care in a nursing home is not covered by health insurance.
That means residents must pay the $8-$10,000 or more per month out of their own savings (unless they have Long Term Care Insurance).
A year in a nursing home will wipe out the savings of the majority of Americans and can cause them to lose their homes.
The State of Maryland will pay for Long Term Care for those who qualify for Medicaid, but the terms are VERY complex.
If you plan properly, you can protect much of your savings and still qualify.
That means residents must pay the $8-$10,000 or more per month out of their own savings (unless they have Long Term Care Insurance).
A year in a nursing home will wipe out the savings of the majority of Americans and can cause them to lose their homes.
The State of Maryland will pay for Long Term Care for those who qualify for Medicaid, but the terms are VERY complex.
If you plan properly, you can protect much of your savings and still qualify.
Who would make vital health decisions for you if are unable to yourself?
What would you want the doctors to do if you reached a vegetative state or terminal illness they did not consider reversible?
These two questions are answered respectively by a Health Directive and a Living Will.
A Health Directive appoints agents that are authorized to make health decisions for you either at any time or only if you are too ill to decide on your own.
A Living Will is a specific set of instructions to be carried out if doctors do not believe you can recover from a serious condition.
What would you want the doctors to do if you reached a vegetative state or terminal illness they did not consider reversible?
These two questions are answered respectively by a Health Directive and a Living Will.
A Health Directive appoints agents that are authorized to make health decisions for you either at any time or only if you are too ill to decide on your own.
A Living Will is a specific set of instructions to be carried out if doctors do not believe you can recover from a serious condition.
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