1. National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys — Free
NAELA — find a qualified elder law attorney in your state. A starting point for any senior or family caregiver who's never put POA, healthcare proxy, or living will in writing. Initial consultations are often free or under
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2. ElderLawAnswers — Free
Free articles and attorney directory for Medicaid, estate planning, and special needs. Useful before a crisis: capacity to sign legal documents declines with dementia, stroke, or sudden hospitalization. Volunteer attorney programs run by state bar associations match low-income seniors with free counsel for civil matters. Springing POA only kicks in at incapacity; durable POA is active immediately. Most attorneys recommend durable for elder care. Free of charge — no eligibility paperwork required to...
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3. Justice in Aging — Free
Legal advocacy organization fighting senior poverty by securing access to healthcare and economic security. Relevant for blended families, second marriages, and any situation where a will could be contested. Initial consultations are often free or under
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4. Legal Services Corporation — Free
Find free civil legal aid in your area — many programs help seniors with priority. For older adults and families planning ahead — wills, trusts, power of attorney, advance directives, and Medicaid eligibility. Volunteer attorney programs run by state bar associations match low-income seniors with free counsel for civil matters. Free workshops at senior centers walk through wills, POA, and advance directives in plain English; attorneys often offer follow-up consults. No cost to older adults or the...
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5. LawHelp.org — Free
Find free legal help, attorneys, and self-help resources by state. For older adults and families planning ahead — wills, trusts, power of attorney, advance directives, and Medicaid eligibility. Most elder law attorneys charge 50–600/hr but offer flat fees for common documents like wills, POA, and advance directives. Advance directives override family wishes — including spouses and adult children — if they're properly executed. No cost to older adults or the people helping them.
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6. AARP Legal Counsel for the Elderly — Free
Free legal services for DC residents 60+; legal info articles for all. Worth contacting when nursing home placement is on the horizon and the family needs to protect assets for a healthy spouse. Most elder law attorneys charge 50–600/hr but offer flat fees for common documents like wills, POA, and advance directives. Most state senior legal aid programs do not have asset limits — even a senior who owns a home may qualify. Free service; donations support but never gate access.
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7. ABA Commission on Law and Aging — Free
American Bar Association resources on elder law, capacity, and elder abuse. Worth contacting when nursing home placement is on the horizon and the family needs to protect assets for a healthy spouse. Most elder law attorneys charge 50–600/hr but offer flat fees for common documents like wills, POA, and advance directives. Springing POA only kicks in at incapacity; durable POA is active immediately. Most attorneys recommend durable for elder care. Free of charge — no eligibility paperwork required to...
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8. Five Wishes — Free
America's most popular living will — completes legal advance directive in plain language. For older adults and families planning ahead — wills, trusts, power of attorney, advance directives, and Medicaid eligibility. Volunteer attorney programs run by state bar associations match low-income seniors with free counsel for civil matters. Free workshops at senior centers walk through wills, POA, and advance directives in plain English; attorneys often offer follow-up consults. Open at no cost to Wyoming...
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9. National Disability Rights Network — Free
Federally mandated protection and advocacy systems in every state, serving older adults with disabilities. Worth contacting when nursing home placement is on the horizon and the family needs to protect assets for a healthy spouse. Free or low-cost legal aid is available statewide for seniors below specific income limits — apply even if it seems borderline. Springing POA only kicks in at incapacity; durable POA is active immediately. Most attorneys recommend durable for elder care. Free, confidential,...
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10. Pension Rights Center — Free
Helps Americans secure and protect promised retirement benefits. Worth contacting when nursing home placement is on the horizon and the family needs to protect assets for a healthy spouse. Volunteer attorney programs run by state bar associations match low-income seniors with free counsel for civil matters. Most state senior legal aid programs do not have asset limits — even a senior who owns a home may qualify. No cost to older adults or the people helping them.
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11. National Senior Citizens Law Center — Free
Now Justice in Aging — legal advocacy for low-income seniors. A starting point for any senior or family caregiver who's never put POA, healthcare proxy, or living will in writing. Volunteer attorney programs run by state bar associations match low-income seniors with free counsel for civil matters. Advance directives override family wishes — including spouses and adult children — if they're properly executed. Free, confidential, and available to any Wyoming resident who needs the information.
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12. National Guardianship Association — Free
Standards and resources for those serving as guardians or conservators. Worth contacting when nursing home placement is on the horizon and the family needs to protect assets for a healthy spouse. Initial consultations are often free or under
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13. Estate Planning Council — Free
Find an estate planning specialist for wills, trusts, and probate. For older adults and families planning ahead — wills, trusts, power of attorney, advance directives, and Medicaid eligibility. Most elder law attorneys charge 50–600/hr but offer flat fees for common documents like wills, POA, and advance directives. Advance directives override family wishes — including spouses and adult children — if they're properly executed. No cost to older adults or the people helping them.
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14. Wyoming Elder Law Attorneys — Free
Find a qualified elder law attorney in Wyoming via NAELA. For older adults and families planning ahead — wills, trusts, power of attorney, advance directives, and Medicaid eligibility. Most elder law attorneys charge 50–600/hr but offer flat fees for common documents like wills, POA, and advance directives. The 5-year Medicaid look-back penalizes asset transfers made within five years of applying — talk to an attorney BEFORE moving anything. Open at no cost to Wyoming seniors and the families...
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15. Wyoming Legal Aid — Free
Free civil legal aid for Wyoming seniors via Legal Services Corporation. A starting point for any senior or family caregiver who's never put POA, healthcare proxy, or living will in writing. Free or low-cost legal aid is available statewide for seniors below specific income limits — apply even if it seems borderline. Springing POA only kicks in at incapacity; durable POA is active immediately. Most attorneys recommend durable for elder care. No cost to older adults or the people helping them.
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Frequently Asked
- How many elder law & estate resources are in Wyoming?
- Elders Corner tracks 15 elder law & estate resources for seniors and caregivers in Wyoming.
- Are elder law & estate resources in Wyoming free?
- 15 of the 15 listed elder law & estate resources in Wyoming are explicitly free or low-cost.
- Which cities in Wyoming have elder law & estate resources?
- Resources serve multiple cities and counties in Wyoming.
- What are some examples of elder law & estate resources in Wyoming?
- Featured entries include National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys, ElderLawAnswers, Justice in Aging, Legal Services Corporation, LawHelp.org.
- Do these listings include phone numbers?
- 0 of 15 Wyoming elder law & estate listings include phone numbers.