John W. Longnaker III is a highly experienced attorney based in Anderson, Indiana, specializing in elder law, estate planning, and real estate law. With a strong background in these areas, he provides comprehensive legal services to clients seeking guidance in planning for their future and protecting their assets.

As an elder law attorney, John W. Longnaker III assists seniors and their families with issues such as Medicaid planning, long-term care planning, and guardianship. He is dedicated to helping clients navigate the complexities of elder law and ensure they have the necessary legal documents in place to protect their interests.

In the realm of estate planning, John W. Longnaker III works closely with individuals and families to create personalized estate plans that reflect their wishes and provide for their loved ones. Whether it’s drafting wills, trusts, or powers of attorney, he helps clients achieve peace of mind knowing their affairs are in order.

Additionally, as a real estate attorney, John W. Longnaker III represents clients in matters related to property transactions, title issues, and landlord-tenant disputes. With his knowledge of real estate law and attention to detail, he strives to protect his clients’ interests and ensure smooth transactions.

Trust John W. Longnaker III Attorney to provide knowledgeable and compassionate legal representation in elder law, estate planning, and real estate matters in Anderson, Indiana.

Julie Edmonds

1/04/2022

Please BEWARE of this Elder Law Attorney! My widowed family member hired him and he absolutely did NOT do her Trust according to her wishes. She did 2 Amendments after her initial Trust was written which also were not done according to her wishes. When her last Amendment was written she was over 90 years old and her Trustee brought her to the appointment. At first, Mr. Longnaker would not allow her Trustee to be present in the room but when my family member insisted he conceded but dictated that the Trustee would NOT be allowed to even speak. He ended that appointment having my family member sign the final Amendment without even letting her or her Trustee read the changes and they were absolutely NOT what she requested. She did ask him before leaving to make sure what she wanted was changed and Mr Longnaker assured her he did exactly everything she requested. After she passed a few months later all of this was discovered and in the end NOTHING she wanted was distributed or handled according to her wishes. Unfortunately, at that point it was too late to correct everything since she had already signed the documents. This Attorney CANNOT be trusted so never let a loved one who is already associated with him proceed without having someone to help advocate for them.