Joseph P. Mattera
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A Shareholder with the firm, Joe has more than 25 years experience (in Ohio and New York) assisting clients of all ages with developing an estate plan that best suits their needs. Using his elder law experience, Joe represents clients facing long-term care issues. He works with family members to develop asset protection strategies, and advises them on government benefits that might pay for long-term care costs, such as Medicaid and Veteran’s Administration benefits. Joe also has experience working with families facing disability issues. He creates various Trusts for disabled clients to help preserve family assets from exorbitant medical bills, while allowing the family assets to remain available for the benefit of the disabled person. When families are faced with the need to appoint a guardian for a loved one, Joe assists in administering the guardianship proceeding in Probate Court. He also advises the guardian about compliance issues on an ongoing basis. With his estate planning experience, Joe works with clients of all ages to assure the clients’ intentions are carried out in their estate plans. This includes advice on issues that have to do with tax, business, legal, and long term care. Joe also effectively and efficiently administers probate estates for families, easing their stress during highly emotional times. Joe has had several articles about elder law, estate planning, and probate issues published in many local papers such as The Dayton Daily News, Dayton Business Journal and Local Community newspapers. In addition, Joe has made numerous presentations on the subjects of elder law, estate planning, probate and trust law at local retirement facilities and for other community groups throughout the Greater Dayton area. - See more at: #
About Estate Planning Law
Estate planning attorneys help individuals plan for the distribution of their assets and care during incapacity. They create wills, trusts, and other documents to protect families and minimize taxes. Common matters include wills, trusts, powers of attorney, healthcare directives.