Elder Law Attorney Recruitment

An Elder Law Attorney helps older adults and their families address legal, financial, and planning issues associated with aging. These attorneys advise on estate planning, long-term care, Medicaid planning, guardianship, powers of attorney, asset protection, and related matters. In addition, an Elder Law Attorney may help families navigate changing care needs, government benefits, fiduciary issues, and other legal decisions that affect an individual’s long-term well-being.

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WHY THIS ROLE IS HARD TO HIRE

Brightway helps you find the right talent faster.

Brightway identifies Elder Law Attorneys with experience in elder law, estate planning, long-term care planning, Medicaid matters, guardianship, powers of attorney, asset protection, and fiduciary issues. As a result, law firms and organizations can connect with legal professionals equipped to provide thoughtful counsel on the complex issues affecting older adults and their families.

ABOUT THE ELDER LAW ATTORNEY ROLE

An Elder Law Attorney provides legal guidance on issues that commonly arise as individuals age, including estate planning, long-term care, government benefits, guardianship, and asset protection. Their work is often tailored to a client’s personal, financial, healthcare, and family circumstances. In addition, Elder Law Attorneys may work with family members, caregivers, financial advisors, healthcare professionals, trustees, and other advisors to coordinate legal and planning needs. Their role can evolve as a client’s circumstances and long-term care requirements change.

Role Highlights

2-20+ Years

Elder Law & Aging-Related Legal Planning

Estate Planning, Long-Term Care & Medicaid

Law Firms / Private Practices / Elder Law Groups

Legal / Trusts & Estates

Permanent

Elder Law & Estate Planning

Client & Matter Management

Aging & Long-Term Care Planning

Partners, Clients & Families

Asset Protection & Care Planning

Client Service & Legal Guidance

What does a Elder Law Attorney Do?

Develop Aging and Estate Plans

An Elder Law Attorney helps clients prepare wills, trusts, powers of attorney, healthcare directives, and other documents relevant to aging and future planning.

Advise on Long-Term Care

Provides legal guidance concerning long-term care arrangements, nursing care, home care, and the financial and legal considerations associated with ongoing care.

Assist With Medicaid Planning

Helps clients understand applicable Medicaid planning considerations and organize their financial and legal affairs in accordance with applicable requirements.

Handle Guardianship Matters

Advises families and clients on guardianship, conservatorship, and other legal arrangements involving individuals who may require assistance managing personal or financial affairs.

Protect Assets and Client Interests

Develops appropriate legal strategies addressing asset protection, fiduciary matters, family concerns, and other issues affecting an individual's long-term financial and legal interests.

Build Your Team With Experienced Elder Law Talent

Connect with experienced Elder Law Attorney talent who can advise clients on aging-related legal needs, long-term care planning, estate strategies, government benefits, guardianship, and asset protection.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

QUALIFICATIONS & REQUIREMENTS

Experience

2-20+ years of experience in elder law, estate planning, trusts and estates, long-term care planning, Medicaid planning, guardianship, or a related legal practice.

Education

Juris Doctor (J.D.) degree from an accredited law school.

Certifications

Active admission to the applicable state bar and eligibility to practice as required.

CORE SKILLS

Elder Law
Estate Planning
Long-Term Care Planning
Medicaid Planning
Guardianship
Asset Protection

MARKET & COMPENSATION INSIGHTS

typical Salary Range

$100,000-$300,000+

Performance / Annual Bonus

Experience Level

Mid-Level / Senior

Role Demand

High

Hiring Market

Nationwide

Compensation for an Elder Law Attorney varies based on experience, geographic location, firm size, practice specialization, client base, and level of responsibility. Moreover, total compensation may include salary, performance bonuses, benefits, or partnership opportunities.

About Trusts & Estates

Brightway recruits attorneys and legal professionals across Trusts & Estates, including estate planning, probate, trust administration, elder law, wealth transfer, fiduciary matters, and estate litigation.

Recruiting Elder Law Attorneys by Location

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