I need a lawyer in the Nashville area that can help me with questions about my mother with alzheimers?

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Elder care lawyer I went to the Elder Care Lawyer site and got these names within 25 miles of Nashville. My dad had Alzheimer's and our elder care lawyer was phenomenal. She went above and beyond for us many times, and if you lived in CT I'd tell you to use her!

MacLean Colleen CELA Attorney at Law PO Box 121439 Nashville, TN 37212 (615) 726-1614 Norris Chris Norris & Norris 424 Church St., Ste. 1300 Nashville, TN 37219 (615) 626-16140 Everton Anna Attorney at Law 4525 Harding Rd. , Ste.323 Nashville, TN 37205 (615) 676-16140 Holden Travenia Dodson, Parker, et.

Al. 306 Gay St., Ste.400 Nashville, TN 37201 (615) 256-16140 Byassee Jean Dobbins & Venick 724 Benton Ave. Nashville, TN 37204 (615) 296-16140 Bradford Gail Harris, Martin, et.

Al.49 Music Sq. W, Ste. 600 Nashville, TN 37203 (615) 326-16140 Thompson Allison Attorney at Law 4525 Harding Rd.

, Ste. 200 Nashville , TN 37205 (615) 620-4613 Rogers Eric Beam & Rogers, PLLC 709 Taylor St. Nashville, TN 37208 (615) 256-16140 I left the formatting on the pasted table (usually I wouldn't) because of the email links. I hope they carried over; if not you can simply go to the site and repeat the search.

Sources: http://www.naela.org/ MissBert's Recommendations The Alzheimer's Legal Survival Guide Used from: $16-16140 Average Customer Rating: 5.0 out of 5 (based on 3 reviews) Alzheimer's Disease "Fighting For Financial Survival" Amazon List Price: $26-16140 Used from: $6-16140 Average Customer Rating: 3.5 out of 5 (based on 10 reviews) .

Travenia A. Holden Travenia A. Holden is a lawyer in Nashville who specializes in elder law and healthcare law.

She's highly recommended for any and all matters regarding older adults, especially those with health problems. Here is her contact information:306 Gay Street, Suite 400 Nashville, TN 37201615-254-2291 dodsonparker.com/attorney_bio.asp?attID=5 Sources: Opinion .

Suggustions My wifes mother had the same thing as yours, alzheimers. This is what my wife did. First off she tried to get her mother to sign a general power of attorney.

This would have solved everything. She was not successful so she had to go to plan B. So she had to hire a lawyer and go to court.My wife is an only child so it was easy.

If you are not an only child then everyone has to be agreement before this will work including dad if he is still alive. In court she aquired guardianship over her mother. All expenses are re-embursable from your mothers money if she has any IF you want this option.

If your mother doesn't have any medical insurance she needs to be put on medicade immediately. Once she had the guardianship she could make all decisions for her and she had her put in Quality Care nursing home because she was beyond what we could care for. Also being her guardian does NOT make you financially responsible nor can you be paid for being a guardian.

But any bills that came due for her mother they could not come and try and collect from her daughter for just because she was her guardian. Hope this helps a little..

" "Someone's mother is dying from Alzheimers, she is in her 90s. What's the polite thing to say?" "Can anyone give me the name of a good lawyer in middle TN that will do a case against another lawyer in Nashville area?

Someone's mother is dying from Alzheimers, she is in her 90s. What's the polite thing to say?

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