Elder Law

Practice limited to persons needing help to prevent or solve problems relating to aging, disability, or special needs:
*Retirement & retirement housing planning.
*Nursing homes.
*Obtaining and paying for long-term care while maximizing quality of life.
*Medicaid.
*Supplemental Security Income (SSI).
*Medicare.
*Medigap & long-term care insurance.
*Wills.
*Living trusts & special needs trusts.
*Financial & health care powers of attorney.
*Living wills & end-of-life decision-making.
*Decision-making capacity.
*Guardianship.
*Elder abuse.
*Planning for child with disabilities turning 18.
*Planning for child with disabilities when parents no longer available.
*Ohio STABLE accounts.
*Personal injury settlements.

Statement on Practice by Attorney

My role is to prevent and solve the legal problems of older persons and persons with disabilities or special needs so as to maximize their independence and quality of life and to ensure that they receive any help or care they may need.

What I love about my practice is that it is intensely personal, a one-on-one relationship with my client and my client's family to maximize my client's independence and quality of life and to ensure that my client receives the help or care he or she needs. If you call my office, you talk with me and no one else.

My key accomplishment is meeting my client's needs. In addition, I chaired the Professionalism and Ethics Committee of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys during the drafting of both the First and the Second editions of the Aspirational Standards for the Practice of Elder Law and Special Needs Law.

I went to law school because I wanted to make a difference in people's lives. My practice has allowed me to do that in numerous areas of the law: long-term care, retirement planning, estate planning, special needs trusts, Medicaid, Medicare, SSI, etc.

I am totally dedicated to meeting the needs of my clients. To do so, I in 1995 was certified as an Elder Law Attorney in the first class of 29 attorneys from across the country to be certified. I also became accredited by the Department of Veterans Affairs, served as President of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys, and chaired the Elder Law committees of the Ohio State Bar Association and the Cincinnati Bar Association.

The biggest change in law during my 43 years as an attorney has been how complicated and specialized it has become. That is why I limit my practice to persons who need help to prevent or solve problems relating to aging, disability, or special needs and why I became certified by the Ohio State Bar Association and the National Elder Law Foundation to do so.

David D. Kammer has been practicing law for over 28 years and has only represented individuals. He seeks to treat his clients with dignity, respect, and kindness.

His office serves clients in the areas of estate planning (Wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and living wills), estate and trust administration, and long-term and crisis nursing home Medicaid planning.

Our planning and advice in each of these areas is enhanced by our in-depth knowledge of tax consequences for individuals and their beneficiaries.

Find more information at niehauslaw.com.

Accessible. Affordable. Practical.

Lynn A. Kriessler, Esq., provides easily accessible, affordable, practical and easy to understand Estate Planning & Elder Law services. Our law practice tailors each estate plan to the client’s individual objectives and we make sure the client not only understands the concept of the plan, but also understands on a practical level how to maintain and maximize the benefits of the plan.

We routinely provide follow up guidance to clients when they have questions and there is no such thing as a stupid question!

Hours by appointment only at East Office

(East office address listed below and in accompanying map)

Hours are 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday– Friday at our West Office: 6674 Pearl Road, Parma Heights, OH 44130