CELA
Certified Elder Law Attorney since 2005
Fewer than 1% of U.S. attorneys carry the CELA credential, awarded by the National Elder Law Foundation after a day-long examination and ongoing peer review.
Free 30-minute strategy call
In thirty unhurried minutes, a CELA-certified attorney on our team will listen to what you're facing — a parent's care, a house that needs protecting, a will that's years out of date — and walk you away with one clear next step. Not a quote. Not a pitch. A direction.
Since 1998 • Richmond, Virginia • Serving Virginia, Maryland & D.C.
The booking form
Four short fields. No calendar widget, no auto-confirmation loop, no salesperson between you and the lawyer. We treat your answers the way a doctor's office would: private, read by the person who's going to call you, never sold.
Who you'll actually be talking to
CELA
Fewer than 1% of U.S. attorneys carry the CELA credential, awarded by the National Elder Law Foundation after a day-long examination and ongoing peer review.
Top 100
Six consecutive years on the National Elder Law Foundation's peer-nominated list — the only honor in the field chosen entirely by other elder lawyers.
A+
Twenty-three continuous years at A+. Zero complaints unresolved. The longest standing elder law A+ rating in central Virginia.
4.9/5
Reviewed by adult children who actually hired us — not a sweepstakes-gated feedback widget. Read them at your leisure before you call.
9 attorneys • 4 paralegals • 3 in-house Medicaid specialists • $312 million in family wealth protected since 2014
Honest answers before you book
The five questions adult children actually ask before they pick up the phone. No spin.
It's free. There is no catch. The thirty minutes are a real conversation with a licensed elder law attorney — yours whether or not you ever hire us. We don't sell packages on the call and we don't time-share you with a closer.
No. If our firm is the right fit, the attorney will explain why in plain English. If we aren't — for example, your situation is really a tax matter, or you live in a state we don't serve — we'll say so and point you to someone who can.
Nothing formal. A vague worry is fine — the attorney's job is to help you sort it. If you have a parent's date of birth, the rough value of their home, or a stack of papers you've been meaning to read, mention it; if not, that's fine too.
We currently serve Virginia, Maryland, and the District of Columbia. If your parent lives elsewhere, we still keep a list of vetted elder law attorneys in all fifty states and will happily share referrals.
You'll have a one-page summary in your inbox within two business days — what we talked about, what (if anything) needs doing, what it would cost, and how long it would take. You're free to walk away with the summary and use it however you like.
Average wait for the first call: 4 business days.
Reach us directly
Some families want to talk to a human before they fill out a form. That's more than reasonable — here are four ways to do it.
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+1 (804) 555-0173
Monday – Thursday, 9:00 AM – 5:30 PM ET. Friday, 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM ET. Voicemail returned same business day.
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1802 Bayberry Court, Suite 410
Richmond, VA 23226
Free on-site parking. Step-free entrance. The conference room has a quiet corner for adult children flying in with a parent.
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