Long Term Care Planning, Disability Advocacy, and Estate Planning for South Florida Seniors, Families, and Disabled Individuals of All Ages

TERNER ELDER LAW, P.L.

Whether you prefer a more traditional in-office experience or a fully-remote representation, Terner Elder Law, P.L. can accommodate you and is here to help.

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Special Needs, Long Term Care, Estate, Incapacity & Disability

Compassionate & Comprehensive Services

Terner Elder Law, P.L. can help you: Create a Last Will and Testament, establish eligibility for Medicaid to help cover the costs of nursing home care, develop an incapacity plan for yourself, provide for your disabled child upon your passing, appeal a Social Security determination of non-disability, and more.

Plan for a Disabled Child

Qualify & Apply for Medicaid

Appeal a Disability Denial

Create a Trust

Create Health Care Advance Directives

Create a Durable Power of Attorney

Create a Last Will & Testament

Protect a Settlement or Inheritance

Conveniently Located in Boynton Beach
Serving South Florida

Terner Elder Law, P.L., is located in Compson Place, within the Renaissance Commons plaza, at the corner of Gateway Blvd. and Congress Ave. in Boynton Beach. The firm assists clients throughout Palm Beach County, Broward, Miami-Dade, and beyond.

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Wills versus Living Wills – Knowing the Difference is a Matter of Life and Death

Knowing the difference between a living will and a last will and testament is a matter of life and death.

Senior Strategies – Reverse Mortages and Elder Law

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Senior Strategies – September 19, 2023 – video clip

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Confronting the Ruinous Cost of Nursing Home Care?
Terner Elder Law, P.L. Can Help.

Do you need help paying for care so that you can afford to stay at home? Are you trying to figure out how to foot a $11,000 monthly nursing home bill? If you’ve heard that Medicaid can help, that’s true. If you’ve heard that it will take five years to qualify, that’s not. Learn how to improve your quality of life by securing the best possible long term care if and when it is needed, affordably.