Keystone Elder Law P.C. in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania, offers expert legal guidance for families facing the challenges of aging loved ones. With a focus on elder law and estate planning, their team of attorneys provides personalized solutions to help families navigate complex issues such as nursing home costs and preserving assets. Whether you need assistance with Medicaid planning, long-term care options, or creating a comprehensive estate plan, Keystone Elder Law P.C. is dedicated to helping families maintain independence, dignity, and financial security for their elderly relatives. Trust Keystone Elder Law P.C. to provide compassionate and knowledgeable legal support for all your elder law and estate planning needs.

Madi Keaton

4/01/2025

I had a wonderful experience working with Keystone Elder Law. Each staff member I interacted with was courteous, helpful, and informative. A special shoutout to Jane for her assistance! She really put my mind at ease and helped me navigate some of the complexities of estate law.

Shirley Koty

3/28/2025

Jane Calvert-Mayo was very helpful with elder law guidance and understanding at a difficult time for me.

Mary Howse

3/25/2025

We recently engaged Keystone Elder Law, Attorney Katie Dang, and her support team to analyze and create our legal documents. You will not find a more knowledgeable firm to put your affairs in order as Katie has a background in both federal civil service and JAG Corps. Her team worked with our financial planner to determine exactly what documents we needed to also protect our middle-class assets to the fullest extent of the law.

As further proof of our confidence in this firm, we also engaged KEL to assist us in a family member's estate who died intestate--without a will. This estate is complicated by the Pennsylvania laws affecting blended families. We would not have known about this PA-specific inheritance clause without the sharp-eyed team at KEL. Without a will, the settling of the estate may take up to 2 years and will be subject to unnecessary fees. The moral of the story: No matter how clear-cut you think your estate is, please get sound legal advice and sign your will.