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Elder Law
Legal solutions for over 50's
The average age of Australia's population is increasing. As a result, the reach and impact of legal issues affecting older people and their families is increasing.
Moores Legal's dedicated Elder Law team assists older Australians to plan for and achieve a fulfilling retirement with peace of mind that their legal affairs are in order.
A member of our team of legal experts in this field will individually review your personal circumstances and provide advice designed to meet your individual needs.
We understand that older Australians have special legal needs. This is why we also have extensive networks within the aged care sector and regularly work with other aged care service providers to ensure a fully co-ordinated service.
If mobility is an issue, at Moores Legal we offer home visits throughout Melbourne and the Mornington Peninsula area, and our offices are wheelchair friendly.
The Moores Legal Elder Law group provides advice in the following areas:
- Wills and estate administration (including applications for probate)
- Applications for Letters of Administration on intestacy
- Powers of Attorney (financial, medical and guardianship)
- Guardianship and Administration including applications to VCAT
- Wills disputes including defending and challenging wills
- Aged care advice including review of agreements
- Retirement village advice
- Social security advice (particularly as it relates to gifting rules and implications for aged care)
- Age discrimination
- Reverse mortgages
- Superannuation
- Business succession planning
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Moores Legal is a law firm servicing companies and businesses, Not for Profit organisations and individuals across Melbourne in the areas of Commercial Law, Workplace Relations, Property & Construction Law, Not for Profit Law, Aged Care, Elder Law, Estate Planning, Superannuation & Structuring, Dispute Resolution, Family Law and Personal Injury Law.
Situation:
Moores Legal was approached by a client whose father had recently died. The deceased father had left a Will that made no provision for the client. There had been a lo...
Situation:
Moores Legal was approached by the Executor of a Will who was daunted by the prospect of administering the estate.
Response:
Moores Legal suggested to the executo...