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E OLDER L AW N EWS Legal power for seniors. April 13, 2007, Volume 14 Issue 15Offices in Portsmouth and Virginia Beach, Virginia Tel: 7573997506 Fax: 7573971267 Web: www.oasthook.comMember, National

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2. Family members of senior citizens: Family members, particularly those who are responsible for the care and well-being of aging loved ones, may also benefit from understanding elder law. They may need to navigate legal processes to ensure their loved one's wishes are respected and their rights are protected.
3. Individuals with disabilities: Elder law can also be relevant for individuals with disabilities who may require legal assistance with matters such as guardianship, special needs trusts, government benefits, and healthcare decisions.
4. Anyone concerned about future planning: It is never too early to start considering future planning and securing one's legal affairs. Even individuals who are not yet in their elder years can benefit from understanding elder law and taking steps to protect their future interests. These individuals may seek legal advice for matters such as estate planning, healthcare directives, and long-term care planning.

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