Welcome. If you are a client, thank you for working with us to fulfill your legal needs. If you’re a new visitor, we look forward to meeting you and exploring ways to assist you and your family or business.
Attorneys Martin C. Womer and Barbara S. Schlichtman and their staff are dedicated to helping:
Seniors and their Families - by assisting in elder law, including long-term-care and Medicaid (MaineCare) "pre-planning" and crisis MaineCare Planning, preparation of wills, trusts, powers of attorney, advance health care directives, and conservatorships and guardianships;
Veterans and their Surviving Spouse - by planning for eligibility for Veterans Administration Aid and Attendance or related non-service-connected pension benefits; and
Individuals and Families - by developing and implementing estate plans through personalized design, assistance in funding trusts, periodic plan updates, and administration and settlement of trusts and estates.
Special Needs Planning - We help you plan for the future of a loved one with a disability through estate planning or when there is a legal settlement.
We would like to hear from you, so please contact us via telephone or e-mail with questions, comments, or concerns that you might have. Feel free to contact us if you would like to schedule an appointment.
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Check here to see upcoming events to learn about What Seniors and their Families Need to Know about Documents and MaineCare Eligibility.
No Excuse for Elder Abuse. World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, June 15.
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