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John E. Sirois is a dedicated attorney based in Houma, Louisiana, specializing in estate planning, Medicaid long-term care planning, special needs planning, and probate. With a strong commitment to helping families across South Louisiana, John empowers clients to navigate the complexities of estate management, ensuring their loved ones are protected while avoiding the financial burdens of long-term care. A proud resident of Thibodaux, John holds a B.S. in Business and an M.B.A. from Nicholls State University, along with a law degree from Tulane University. His comprehensive background as a Certified Financial Planner and a Certified Investment Management Analyst positions him as a trusted advisor for retirees and individuals preparing for retirement. His extensive knowledge enables him to offer insightful guidance on retirement planning tailored to the unique needs of his clients. John is not only passionate about his practice but also about educating others. He frequently speaks on topics related to estate and retirement planning, special needs considerations, and Medicaid long-term care strategies. As a former instructor at Nicholls State University, he has taught a variety of courses covering investments, retirement planning, and estate planning intricacies, equipping future professionals with the knowledge they need. His expertise has also been showcased at events like Money Watch Live, and he provides continuing education for attorneys, financial planners, CPAs, and insurance agents. An author of “Retirement and Estate Planning in Louisiana,” John addresses specific planning issues, clarifies common misconceptions, and highlights pitfalls that Louisiana residents should avoid. With offices in Houma and Metairie by appointment, he proudly serves clients throughout Southeast Louisiana. Outside of his legal practice, John enjoys hunting, fishing, and cherishing moments with his family.
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.