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MELORO LAW
Creative Solutions and Lifetime Planning to Protect You, Your Loved Ones, and Your Assets
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Without a plan, the high costs of long-term care and probate can quickly drain your life savings and jeopardize a secure future. Meloro Law can help you put a plan in place which protects your loved ones, keeps your family out of court and out of conflict and protects your hard-earned savings and assets. And, if and when you need care, we can help you navigate a complex system to assure the best care possible without being wiped out financially. While we work with all ages and abilities, knowing the unique needs of the senior and special needs populations allows us to take a holistic approach which serves our clients well.

 

Meloro Law will help you get your ducks in a row by setting up an estate plan which:

  • Names trusted decision-makers in case you get sick
  • Protects your life savings and assets
  • Allows you to qualify for Medicaid to help cover the exorbitant costs of long-term care
  • Keeps your loved ones out of court

 

And for those who did not plan ahead, we can help your loved ones through the court processes of guardianship and/or probate.

 

Our practice areas include:

  • Estate Planning & Incapacity Planning
  • Asset Protection & medicaid Qualification for Long-Term Care
  • Special Needs Planning
  • Probate
  • Guardianship

 

We do all of this in a warm, friendly, caring, empathetic and easy-to-understand way such that our clients become part of our Meloro Law family. Putting a fun and light-hearted twist on what can be a difficult time for our clients, we strive to “get your ducks in a row, protect your family and save your dough.”

 

We offer services throughout the State of Florida with our main office located in Broward County and with meeting locations available by appointment in Palm Beach, St. Lucie and Martin Counties.

 

You will be in good hands with our team. Each of our attorneys has been a lawyer for 25 years, bringing you a combined 50 years of experience! We are members of the National and State Associations of Elder Law attorneys, graduates of Elder Law College, and have earned many awards and distinctions in recognition of our personable approach, our attention to detail, and our strong track record. From Super Lawyers to Martindale-Hubbell's AV Preeminent rating, to being recognized by Florida Legal Elite, to our 5-star client reviews, these votes of confidence demonstrate that we are highly trusted not only by our clients, but also within the legal community.

 

The right estate planning, Medicaid planning, probate, or guardianship lawyer can make a world of difference, especially as you begin to make important decisions about your future. Work with Meloro Law to ensure that this is a positive experience that enables you and your loved ones to achieve the ultimate in peace of mind.

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MELORO LAW BLOG

What You Need to Know About Florida Probate and How to Avoid It

By Bobbi Meloro • 03 Apr, 2024
There is no question navigating the complexities of estate planning can be a daunting task for many Floridians. With an array of legal tools and strategies at your disposal, understanding how each element fits within your estate plan is crucial and we are here to help. When we discuss these with our clients, the concept of probate often emerges as a central point of concern.  What is probate? Probate is the legal process through which your assets are distributed after your death and it can be lengthy, costly, and lack privacy. The post What You Need to Know About Florida Probate and How to Avoid It appeared first on Meloro Law.

Key Tips for Estate Planning When a Loved One Has Down Syndrome

By Bobbi Meloro • 06 Mar, 2024
Estate planning is a fundamental aspect of ensuring security and peace of mind for any family. When it comes to families with a loved one who has Down Syndrome, however, the process takes on an added layer of importance and complexity. The unique needs and challenges faced by individuals with Down Syndrome necessitates early, thoughtful, and comprehensive planning strategies that go beyond the basics in Florida.  As Florida estate planning and elder law attorneys, we know such planning is crucial not only for protecting the financial future of your loved one The post Key Tips for Estate Planning When a Loved One Has Down Syndrome appeared first on Meloro Law.

The Single Most Important Estate Planning Document You Need

By Bobbi Meloro • 05 Feb, 2024
When you are contemplating Florida estate planning, what comes to your mind first? Often, people first think of wills or trusts as the cornerstones of estate planning. These are undoubtedly significant, but did you know there is another estate planning tool that arguably holds even greater importance in ensuring your affairs are managed according to your wishes? This is the durable power of attorney (DPOA). While this estate planning document might not be as commonly discussed as wills or trusts, its role is critical in safeguarding your financial and personal affairs The post The Single Most Important Estate Planning Document You Need appeared first on Meloro Law.

Key Travel Tips and More You Need For Your Adventures in the New Year

By Bobbi Meloro • 08 Jan, 2024
As we welcome the New Year, many of us are eagerly sketching out our travel plans, looking forward to new adventures and experiences. Amidst the excitement of planning your next getaway, however, there is an often-overlooked aspect that is crucial for peace of mind and that is your Florida estate planning. Whether you are trekking across continents or exploring hidden gems closer to home, ensuring your estate plan is up to date is as essential as packing your passport. When planning a trip, we often think about the best flights, accommodations, The post Key Travel Tips and More You Need For Your Adventures in the New Year appeared first on Meloro Law.

Ways to Help Aging Family Members Facing a Sudden Long-Term Care Crisis at the Holidays

By Bobbi Meloro • 05 Dec, 2023
As you and your family anticipated the holiday season, looking forward to family far and wide gathering in one place near aging family members to eat, drink and be merry together, were you aware that you might face the need for one of your aging family members to enter long-term care due to a crisis? This knowledge can definitely quiet the festive spirit and instead introduce a mix of concern, responsibility, and urgency. For many families, the holidays are already a busy period, and the added dimension of an aging The post Ways to Help Aging Family Members Facing a Sudden Long-Term Care Crisis at the Holidays appeared first on Meloro Law.
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