Claudia W. Englisby, JD, LL.M.
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Disability Planning
Elder Law: Legal planning solutions for individuals 65+ years old
Medicaid Planning
Community Based Supports
Skilled Nursing Facility
Catastrophic Injuries and Settlement Planning
Early On-set Medical Conditions: ALS, MS, Brain Injury, Parkinson’s
Intellectual and Related Disabilities
Use of Special Needs Trusts
Social Security Disability Benefits
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Decedent’s Estates
Wrongful Death Settlements
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