Every Life Deserves a Plan

– Justin Scott is extremely knowledgeable when it comes to elder law and estate planning. It is a complex area of the law and he has really mastered it. I am more than pleased with his work in regards to quality and expediency. I highly recommend him to anyone needing guidance in this area.

– Justin genuinely cared about my case and he laid out a plan that made a huge difference for my family. I am really thankful he helped my family. I interviewed other attorneys but he was truly incredible. Highly recommend.

– When my widower father suffered a bad fall, and was subsequently diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, I knew that I’d need help placing him in a facility that could not only care for his physical needs, but his psychological needs as well. With the help of Justin, we were not only able to find the perfect long-term care placement for my father, but we were also able to navigate the difficult waters presented by Medicaid, and the estate planning that is required by that program. In all honesty, Justin is not merely my attorney, but a friend as well. He has calmed my nerves and eased my fears on more than one occasion, even going well beyond the scope of mere estate planning and Medicaid placement. Not only is Justin a fantastic attorney, but he is an excellent, compassionate, and caring human being as well!

– When my son, who has Cystic Fibrosis and CF related diabetes, was suddenly and unexpectedly removed from his Medicaid program, we were devastated and frightened not knowing where we would get the resources to pay for his extremely high priced prescriptions. Justin was the attorney who handled our case. From the very beginning, he proved to be very thorough and experienced with navigating the process of reversing the Medicaid decision. However, it was his apparent kind, caring nature that made us feel the most at ease. Justin was successful in securing a continuation of benefits for my son, and we are extremely grateful for having his expertise during this most stressful ongoing process. Thank you, Justin!