The management of NAELA is vested in the Board of Directors and consists of no more than 26 elected representatives of the regular members of NAELA (including the elected officers).
NAELA's mission is to educate, inspire, serve, and provide community to attorneys with practices in elder and special needs law.
President
Bridget O'Brien Swartz
Phoenix, AZ
Term Ends: 05/31/2024
Past President
Roberta K. Flowers, Fellow
Gulfport, FL
Vice President
Judith M. Flynn, CELA
Quincy, MA
Treasurer
Eric J. Einhart
Garden City, NY
Secretary
Marielle F. Hazen, CELA, Fellow
Harrisburg, PA
Director
Andrew R. Boyer
Sarasota, FL
Term Ends: 05/31/2025
Brenna M. Galvin
Minneapolis, MN
Mark T. Johnson, CELA
Fitchburg, WI
Caleb S. Lihn
Peoria, AZ
Lauren Marinaro
Clark, NJ
Christopher M. McCarthy, CELA, CAP
Midlothian, VA
Barbara Boone McGinnis, CELA
Hendersonville, TN
Shari Polur
Louisville, KY
Paul D. Shapiro, CELA
Portland, ME
Scott B. Silverberg
Roslyn Heights, NY
Heather Voorn, CELA, CAP
New Lenox, IL
Participant
Hugh K. Webster
Washington, DC
Term Ends: 12/31/2030
The Academy's Bylaws set out the system approved by the membership for governing the Academy. The membership adopted NAELA's original bylaws in 1989. The most recent version of the Bylaws was updated in March 2013.
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