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Medicaid and Elder Law in Kentucky: Ethics

 
That advice can serve an attorney well. One problem with clients is that they have their own minds. However, sometimes the two minds (the client and the attorney) do not meet. Clients have their own agendas which can span from legitimate to illegitimate. It is not unusual for the client’s agenda to range somewhere in between these two borders. Personal enmity is always a factor to consider in representing a client looking for litigation. Enmity can’t be resolved with litigation, but can certainly be exacerbated and, depending on the attorney, contagious. In representing older clients however, we more often encounter family dynamics that are equally irreconcilable.

Faculty

Robert L. McClelland

Robert L. McClelland

McClelland & Associates, PLLC

Agenda

RETAINER AGREEMENTS CASE SELECTION AND DECLINING
REPRESENTATION
CAPACITY/POWERS OF ATTORNEY AND REPRESENTING CLIENTS WITH DEMENTIA

Faculty

Robert L. McClelland

Robert L. McClelland

McClelland & Associates, PLLC

  • Attorney with McClelland & Associates, PLLC
  • Provides personal estate planning with annual updating, trust funding and settlement, and Medicaid and special needs planning to clients in Kentucky and West Virginia
  • Member of Elder Counsel, LLC
  • J.D. degree, Northern Kentucky University, Chase College of Law; B.S. degree, University of Charleston; LL.M. degree in elder law, Stetson University College of Law

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