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**Kathryn Crow Casey, Elder Law Attorney** **Dutton Casey & Mesoloras, PC | Chicago, IL** Kathryn Crow Casey is a distinguished elder law attorney, certified by the National Elder Law Foundation, with nearly two decades of dedicated experience in the field. Based in Chicago, IL, Kathryn has focused her practice on elder law since 2004, providing compassionate and expert legal representation to clients facing complex issues related to adult guardianships, elder abuse, neglect, and financial exploitation litigation. Over the years, Kathryn has broadened her areas of expertise to encompass a wide range of essential services, including probate and trust administration, estate planning, retirement benefits, special needs planning, and long-term care planning. Her in-depth knowledge of Medicaid applications and nursing home issues further equips her to address the multifaceted legal needs of families navigating the challenges of aging and chronic care. Kathryn is particularly passionate about helping families plan for the care of loved ones with chronic care needs. She is committed to delivering a comprehensive continuity of care that extends from the initial creation of a long-term care plan to its thorough execution, implementation, and administration. Her approach combines legal expertise with a deep understanding of the emotional and practical challenges that families face. At Dutton Casey & Mesoloras, PC, Kathryn Crow Casey stands out as a trusted advocate for her clients, ensuring they receive the support and guidance necessary to make informed decisions about their future and the well-being of their loved ones. Whether you require assistance with estate planning, navigating probate, or addressing elder law issues, Kathryn is dedicated to providing personalized solutions tailored to meet your unique needs.
Guardianship attorneys help families establish legal guardianship for minors or incapacitated adults who cannot care for themselves. Common matters include minor guardianship, adult guardianship, conservatorship, emergency guardianship.