We are proud to announce that for a third consecutive year, Dan Munster has been selected as a Georgia Super Lawyer in the category of Elder Law. In 2009, just five attorneys in private practice throughout Georgia received this distinction. The Super Lawyer moniker is given to no more than 5% of all practicing attorneys in each state and suggests a high degree of peer recognition and professional achievement in the attorney's area of practice. Selection as a Super Lawyer follows a lengthy nomination process followed by a review of the attorney's professional credentials by both Super Lawyer peers and a panel of experts. In addition to being ranked among Georgia's Superlawyers, Dan Munster maintains the highest possible Martindale Hubbell peer review rating of AV PREEMINENT 5.0. According to Martindale Hubbell, the AV PREEMINENT 5.0 Peer Review Rating is reserved for a select few attorneys who have reached the height of professional excellence. These lawyers have usually practiced law for many years and are commonly recognized for the highest levels of skill and integrity.
We hope that you find the information included here to be informative and useful. Our firm is dedicated to offering prompt, courteous, and reliable assistance to those in need of elder law advice. To this end, our firm welcomes all potential clients to call with questions. We gladly conduct initial consultations at no charge in order to help determine whether current representation is required or if a few pointers will suffice. To the extent that representation may be necessary, our firm represents clients across the state of Georgia without regard to their geographic location.
Since its founding in 1999, the firm's primary area of practice has been elder law with an emphasis on nursing home Medicaid planning. Also known as asset protection or avoiding spend down, Medicaid planning is simply the process of working within applicable state and federal regulations to achieve eligibility for assistance prior to exhaustion of life savings that might otherwise occur as a result of the excessive cost of nursing home care. Along with Medicaid planning, the firm can also assist with estate planning and planning for disability through powers of attorney or special needs trusts. Please see our Firm Profile and Frequently Asked Questions Section for additional information.