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Jaclyn Alexis Healey is a distinguished attorney specializing in Elder Law, proudly serving clients in Metuchen, NJ, at Wolfe Ossa Law. With a Juris Doctor degree from Rutgers Law School, where she also earned her Certification in Corporate and Business Law, Jaclyn has a solid foundation in legal principles that she applies skillfully in her practice. During her time at Rutgers, Jaclyn was an active member of Phi Delta Phi, an esteemed legal organization, where she held the position of Vice-Magister, demonstrating her commitment to legal excellence and community engagement. Her dedication to service extended to the Rutgers Community and Transactional Lawyering Clinic, where she provided invaluable assistance to incapacitated individuals in guardianship cases and offered in-house counsel to local businesses and organizations. Jaclyn gained further experience by clerking for the Honorable Travis L. Francis, A.J.S.C., and the Honorable James F. Hyland, J.S.C. These roles allowed her to delve into complex areas such as juvenile criminal matters, mass tort litigation, and various civil litigation issues, honing her skills in navigating the intricacies of the legal system. At Wolfe Ossa Law, Jaclyn focuses on guiding clients through the often challenging aspects of guardianship, palimony litigation, trusts, estate planning, and estate administration. Her compassionate approach and extensive knowledge in Elder Law empower her clients to make informed decisions about their futures and the welfare of their loved ones. Jaclyn is dedicated to advocating for the rights of the elderly and ensuring that their needs are met with the utmost care and professionalism. With her expertise and commitment to service, she is a trusted ally for those seeking legal guidance in Metuchen and beyond.
Elder law attorneys help seniors and their families with legal matters affecting older adults including estate planning, long-term care, and benefits. Common matters include medicaid planning, long-term care, guardianship, estate planning.