NAELA News Volume 26 Issue 6
By William J. Brisk, CELA
Massachusetts Elder Law attorney Susan H. Levin, Esq., is a Massachusetts Most Valuable Player whose impact has been inspiring.
By Susan H. Levin, Esq.
An inside look at MassNAELA’s successful legislative advocacy strategy.
By April D. Hill, CELA, CAP
How Elder Law attorneys and their staff can help adult children struggling with their aging abusive parent.
By Patricia Elrod-Hill, CELA
An experienced Elder Law attorney identified a few problem areas in her practice. Could a practice coach be the solution?
By Professor Roberta K. Flowers
The identification of the client is a unique ethical issue in Elder Law and an essential first step in representation.
By William J. Browning, CELA
Aggressive marketing tactics could result in legislation that is contrary to the best interest of our clients.
By H. Amos Goodall Jr., LLM, CELA; and Marilyn G. Miller, LLM, CELA
Everything you always wanted to know about the Certified Elder Law Attorney exam.
By David Goldfarb, Esq.
Doctors are among a person’s most-trusted advisers. NAELA supports allowing doctors to be reimbursed for time spent discussing end-of-life plans with their patients.
By NAELA Publications
The Island Hotel in Newport Beach, Calif., is our home for the NAELA Summit for its first three years.
By Bradley J. Frigon, CELA, CAP
This time of year, I always consider what positive steps I should take in the New Year. I have a few resolutions for my business this year including purging old files, freshening my website, and encouraging clients to update their estate plans.
By Peter G. Wacht, CAE
As President Brad Frigon notes in his column, this is the time of year to focus on resolutions. It’s also the right time to look back at some of what NAELA has accomplished in 2014