AI-Powered Elder Law Education

Navigate Elder Law Planning with Confidence

Get personalized, state-specific guidance on Medicaid planning, estate planning, long-term care, and more. Our AI assistant walks you through everything step by step — so you know what to ask and what to expect before meeting with an attorney.

No sign-up required. Free to use. Not legal advice.

How It Works

Three simple steps to go from confused to confident about your family's elder law needs.

1

Share Your Situation

Tell us about your family, your state, and what you're trying to figure out. The AI guide asks the right questions to understand your needs.

2

Get Educated

Receive state-specific information about Medicaid rules, asset protection strategies, legal documents, and timelines — explained in plain English.

3

Download Your Plan

Get a personalized planning document with action steps, questions for your attorney, and a glossary of key terms — ready to take to your first legal consultation.

What We Cover

Comprehensive elder law education across the topics families need most.

Medicaid Planning

State-specific rules, asset limits, spend-down strategies, CSRA, MMMNA, and lookback periods.

Estate Planning

Wills, trusts, powers of attorney, healthcare proxies, and beneficiary designations.

Long-Term Care

Nursing home costs, in-home care options, assisted living, and how to pay for it all.

Veterans Benefits

Aid & Attendance, VA pension, service-connected disability, and survivor benefits.

Guardianship

When guardianship is needed, the legal process, alternatives, and how to prepare.

State-Specific Data

Verified Medicaid figures for 50 states + DC. Real numbers, not generic estimates.

Educational Tool, Not Legal Advice

This tool is designed to educate and prepare you — not to replace a licensed attorney. Elder law is complex and highly state-specific. The information provided here can help you understand your options and prepare better questions, but all final decisions should be made with the guidance of a certified elder law attorney (CELA) or accredited attorney.

Ready to Start Planning?

It's free, private, and takes about 15 minutes. Walk away with a clear picture of your next steps.

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