Attorney Scott Selis and his compassionate team provide families throughout Volusia County and all of Florida with a complete range of elder care and estate planning legal services from our offices in Ormond Beach and Palm Coast. When you choose Scott Selis as your elder law attorney, you can expect to be treated with empathy and respect.
Your comfort in our services is paramount and our team is here to support you at every point in your journey. With our team, you never have to worry if we're listening to your needs. We can answer any and all questions you may have about elder law in order to develop a plan to protect the things you have spent a lifetime earning.
Your comfort in our services is paramount and our team is here to support you at every point in your journey. With our team, you never have to worry if we're listening to your needs. We can answer any and all questions you may have about elder law in order to develop a plan to protect the things you have spent a lifetime earning.
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Our Founder, Scott A. Selis, is an Elder Care, Elder Law, and Estate Planning attorney licensed in the State of Florida. Scott's practice focuses on making long-term care affordable for people who do not have long-term care insurance by restructuring assets to qualify for Government Benefits. Scott also handles Probate, Trust Administration and Guardianship.
Probate laws are complicated. It can be exhausting to inventory assets while dealing with creditors, taxes, and beneficiary disputes. Selis Law Firm can help you with the administration of a loved one's estate, or help you plan your own estate smartly with probate in mind. Learn how our law firm helps the elderly population in Palm Coast and Ormond Beach, FL, with probate court matters.
Are you worried about the long-term care costs for your aging parents, spouse, or yourself? Even if you exceed the income and asset eligibility guidelines set by Medicaid, you may still qualify for benefits. At Selis Law Firm in Palm Coast and Ormond Beach, FL, our Medicaid lawyer can help you afford nursing home care.
If a loved one suddenly becomes incapacitated as a result of an extended illness without Florida advanced directives in place, there may be no person with the required legal authority to make decisions.
In the absence of Florida documents such as the Florida durable power of attorney or Florida health care surrogate, you may need to file a petition for incapacity and a petition for guardianship in order to start the process to be able to care for your Florida loved one.Contact our law firm at 866-7-ELDERS (866-735-3377) about the requirements of getting started with Florida guardianship of a person and Florida guardianship of the property.
In the absence of Florida documents such as the Florida durable power of attorney or Florida health care surrogate, you may need to file a petition for incapacity and a petition for guardianship in order to start the process to be able to care for your Florida loved one.Contact our law firm at 866-7-ELDERS (866-735-3377) about the requirements of getting started with Florida guardianship of a person and Florida guardianship of the property.
When you create a trust, you select a trustee who will manage, handle and eventually distribute the assets held in the trust to the beneficiaries when you cannot. This process is called trust administration. Trust administration can take place during your life, if you are incapacitated, or after your death.
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