Elder Law & ALTCS
Helping an aging loved one? Unsure how they can afford their care?
Estate Planning
Leaving a legacy for your loved ones.
Special Needs Trusts
Providing security for those with special needs.
Incapacity & Guardianship
Protecting those who cannot protect themselves.
Protecting
The Aging And Disabled In Arizona
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Meet Attorney Charlotte C. Johnson
Since 2006, Charlotte C. Johnson has identified and implemented effective solutions for complex elder law, estate planning and special needs planning concerns. Charlotte doesn’t “dabble” in these areas of law, but rather fully immerses herself in the nuances and challenges presented by these important matters.
Tailoring Personalized Strategies
As an elder law attorney, Charlotte C. Johnson offers a perspective of the unique from most estate planners—she understands needs of the aging and disabled and possesses an in-depth knowledge of options available to them. With over a decade of experience, Charlotte provides skilled advice to safeguard the aging and disabled with personalized strategies tailored to your specific situation, in the following areas:
- Long-term care/ALTCS/VA
- Estate planning
- Special needs planning/trusts
- Guardianship and conservatorship
Phoenix Metropolitan Area Elder Law, Estate Planning & Special Needs Planning Attorney
Things You Should Know
As an experienced Elder Law Attorney, we know firsthand how overwhelming planning for now or the future can be. We are here to help provide information you need to make informed decisions and be prepared for whatever the future may hold.
ALTCS’ “Snapshot” Date and Its Crucial Impact on a Couple’s Financial Picture
When a married couple applies for Medicaid (also known as Arizona Long Term Care System or ALTCS in Arizona), the ALTCS must analyze the couple’s
Guardianship: When Can Someone Be Declared Legally Incapacitated?
If a loved one is experiencing memory loss or suddenly making poor decisions, you may want the court to appoint a guardian, which requires a
