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Lamson & Cutner, P.C. is a reputable Elder Law and Estate Planning law firm based in New York, serving clients in NYC, Westchester, and the greater NY metro area. With a team of experienced attorneys specializing in Elder Law, they provide expert legal advice and support for seniors facing a variety of legal issues related to aging, health care, and estate planning.

Whether you need assistance with Medicaid planning, long-term care planning, guardianship, or estate administration, Lamson & Cutner is dedicated to helping you navigate the complex legal landscape surrounding elder care. With a focus on personalized attention and compassionate advocacy, their attorneys work diligently to protect the rights and interests of their clients.

If you are in need of a trusted Elder Law attorney in NYC, look no further than Lamson & Cutner, P.C. Visit their website to learn more about their services and how they can assist you with your Elder Law needs.

Lisa Fuhrman

4/26/2024

Julia Santo and Kris Slifkin are wonderful! I found myself in desperate need of an Elder Care attorney last spring and Julia literally came to the rescue!! Julia and Chris “held my hand” through the overwhelming process of paperwork, Medicaid, provided resources, gave clear direction on how to navigate the various systems and just as important, were there for me any time I needed them. I highly recommend Lamson and Cutner and specially, attorney Julia Santo!!! Thank you!!!!

Michael Martone

4/24/2024

As a caregiver for many years of a family member who had Parkinson's disease, our Licensed Clinical Social Worker at our hospital Neurology Department presented me with three names of eldercare law firms as my family member's health was declining.
I interviewed all three firms, then selected Lamson & Cutner to proceed with our eldercare requirements for help in navigating the ever changing legal requirements as to long term nursing home care when on USA Government health care insurances.
I am so happy to have found this law firm for help , my family members agree ,that it was the wisest decision for me to make.
No one can do this complicated legal work alone and it is best ,if possible to proceed with legal issues when the ill person can still understand and contibute their own desires as to what their assets distribution ,usually but not exclusivly into an Irrevocable trust, as well as critical end of life decisions to their family which should be then ultimately drawn up in legal documents by an Attorney .
As the LSCW stated to me when I hesitated thinking "I had so much time to get to this issue" ...'Don't put it off"!