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A quick definition of elder law:

Elder law is a type of law that helps older people with things like planning for retirement, managing their health care, and making sure their property and money go to the right people after they pass away. It's different in each state, and some lawyers specialize in it by taking a special test. Elder law started because of a law in 1965 that helped older Americans.

A more thorough explanation:

Elder law is a type of law that deals with the legal needs of elderly people. This includes things like planning for retirement, managing healthcare, and making sure their estate is taken care of after they pass away. Each state has its own laws regarding elder law, and in some states, like Florida, lawyers can become certified in this area of law.

For example, an elderly person may need help creating a will to make sure their assets are distributed according to their wishes after they die. They may also need help managing their healthcare, such as making sure they receive the proper medical treatment and that their healthcare wishes are respected.

Elder law is an important area of law because it helps protect the rights and interests of elderly people who may be vulnerable or in need of assistance. By working with an elder law attorney, elderly people can ensure that their legal needs are met and that they are able to live their lives with dignity and respect.

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it means you will not be rejected today and may be accepted or WL in the future
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Anyone get the NDLS email inviting you to apply for something even though they haven’t made a decision on your app yet
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