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• Ms. Albus is an associate attorney with the firm and has been practicing Elder Law for over ten years. She was the Valedictorian of her graduating class at William Woods University, Fulton, Missouri in 1994. She graduated from the University of Missouri, Columbia School of Law in 1997 where she received the American Jurisprudence Award in the area of Disability Law. She holds a degree in accounting and has worked as a tax consultant in a Big Five Accounting Firm. However, the allure of working with individuals rather than corporations drew her to Elder Law.

  Alicia is devoted to helping the families that turn to the firm for assistance in their hour of need. She has become proficient and knowledgeable in Missouri nursing home care issues. Alicia's compassion and friendly, caring nature engages her clients to feel comfortable and confident. She is very well known throughout the senior services community and speaks frequently for the Alzheimer's Association. Recently, Alicia has had several victories in court reversing Medicaid decisions. Alicia will be starting the process to become a Certified Elder Law Attorney within the next year.

• Columbia Law School, New York, New York, 1997J.D.Honors: Disability Law William Woods University, 1994 University of Missouri

• Martha C. Brown & Associates, LLC, Elder Law Attorneys, is a St. Louis law firm dedicated to serving the legal, financial, emotional, health care and long-term care needs of clients throughout Missouri who are elderly or have disabilities. We are the first elder law firm in this area of the state, and we work hard to develop ongoing relationships with our clients and their families ? relationships that extend far beyond mere legal counsel to encompass all aspects of their lives.

  With more than 20 years of experience, we assist clients with a wide range of elder law matters, including:

  Estate planning: Focusing on our clients' long-term goals, we advise them in matters regarding durable powers of attorney, health care directives and living wills, trust administration and more.

  Special needs planning: For families who have loved ones with disabilities, our law firm prepares special needs trusts intended to protect public benefits eligibility.

  MO Health Net benefits: We help clients review all financial data and develop a strategy for achieving eligibility for MO Health Net benefits (formerly called Medicaid).

  We also handle probate, veterans' benefits, long-term care planning and asset protection, fiduciary advocacy litigation, guardianships and conservator ships, life care planning, tort settlement assistance and more.

  Attorney Martha C. Brown is a Certified Elder Law Attorney (CELA)*, a contributor to the American Bar Association's family law quarterly on special needs trusts, and a member of the exclusive, invitation-only Special Needs Alliance. Additionally, our lawyers are actively involved in the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys, the Mid-East Area Agency on Aging, the Long Term Care Ombudsman Program, the Association on Aging with Developmental Disabilities, the National Alliance on Mental Illness, The Missouri Bar Elder Law Committee and the Alzheimer’s Association.

  Martha C. Brown & Associates, LLC, Elder Law Attorneys, accepts credit cards and?serves clients in St. Louis County, St. Charles County, Jefferson County, Franklin County and the surrounding areas of Missouri.

  *As certified by the National Elder Law Foundation. Neither the Supreme Court of Missouri nor The Missouri Bar reviews or approves certifications, organizations or specialist designations.

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My Mom has changed her will 5 times..Me and my fianc? moved in with her to help her my Dad dies 2 years ago, well we only stayed 12 days cuz I talked to her about her drinking and popping pills..the next day all of our stuff was thrown out in eh road. I had her will that was in my name everything was left to me for my Brother is a complete loser that beats women..I could go on..Anyway she stole the will out of my jewelry box? After it was packed in my car. Now she is threatening to change it again..she has no one to leave anything to anymore..can you change the Last Will and testament? I really need her to get mental help, I just don?t know how? My Mother needs to be baker acted.. I was just wondering sicne it was her LAST WILL & testament..to be honest I really dont care, but her lawyer must think she is nuts to keep changing her will... I did got to her with a lovig heart!! I cried my eyes out..she is mentally sick..I mean crazy. Im serious..I am not casuing any drama, all I do is work..I need to get her backeracted and I dont know how..

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