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Why You Should Add Elder Law to Your Practice
January 28, 2025
By Jim Wolverton, J.D.
Without proper planning, families who work their whole lives and save for retirement are left broke when it comes time for long-term care. If you are advising clients through estate planning and not talking to them about how to avoid this result, you are not serving your clients properly. Find out how you can add elder law to your practice.
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