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Jay Ryan Hagerman is a dedicated legal expert committed to simplifying life's complexities for his clients. With a specialized focus on elder law, Jay provides comprehensive services that encompass estate planning, trust administration, real estate transactions, business formation, contract negotiation, and tax law. He understands that navigating sensitive issues—such as managing an estate, transitioning properties, or starting a new business—can be overwhelming. Jay strives to alleviate his clients' stress, guiding them toward a path of clarity and peace of mind. A proud native of Hampton Township in the North Hills of Allegheny County, Jay's journey into the realm of law is rooted in a deep appreciation for American history, which he cultivated at Gettysburg College. His experience includes a notable stint in the White House Office of Correspondence, where he gained invaluable insight into public service and communication. Following this enriching experience, Jay refined his legal expertise at Duquesne University School of Law, focusing on wealth management and elder law issues. He began his career as a law clerk before advancing to an associate attorney position, allowing him to develop a strong foundation in legal practice. Returning to his hometown of Hampton Township, Jay established his practice with a mission to serve the local community effectively. Now, as a partner at Abernethy & Hagerman, LLC, he remains passionately committed to assisting clients across Western Pennsylvania. Residing in Allison Park with his family, Jay continues to advocate for individuals and families, ensuring they receive the legal support they need during life's pivotal moments. Whether you're dealing with elder law concerns, estate planning, or business matters, Jay Ryan Hagerman is here to provide the guidance and expertise you deserve.
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.