Timothy M McNeil
The Elder Law Firm (Davis Pagnano McNeil & Vigna, LLP) was created to provide quality legal services and practical solutions for people facing challenges related to aging or disability. We can work with you on:
* Wills and trusts, to help you plan your estate and provide for the people and the organizations that are important to you;
* Special needs trusts, to protect an inheritance or other money or property for a disabled person who receives government benefits based on financial need;
* Durable financial powers of attorney and advance directives for health care, to guide your representatives in making decisions if you are injured or ill;
* Guardianships and conservatorships, including going to court, when there are concerns about whether someone who has physical or mental disabilities is able to make decisions;
* Probate and trust administration, to assist you in handling the money and property in the estate or the trust, giving the necessary notices, settling claims by creditors, paying any required taxes, and distributing the assets to the people who are supposed to receive them; and
* Planning for long-term care and Medicaid, to give you information about care options and to help you understand the rules about protecting assets and qualifying for Medicaid assistance.
The five attorneys in The Elder Law Firm have more than 70 years combined experience in addressing the specialized needs of elders, people with disabilities, and their families. We are committed to providing you with answers to your important questions. We start by listening to you.
Timothy M McNeil
The Elder Law Firm
111 SW 5th Ave #1890
Portland OR 97204
Tel: 503 224-6229
Fax: 503 452-5054
E-mail: tim@theelderlawfirm.com
Tim is a member of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (NAELA). He became a partner in The Elder Law Firm in January 2007, after working as an associate for Mark Williams, one of the firm's former partners, for five years. Tim received his B.A. degree from Notre Dame in 1990 and graduated from Northwestern School of Law in Portland in 1995, where he was the associate editor of the Environmental Law Review.
Tim was honored for his outstanding volunteer work with the Senior Law Project Volunteer of the Year Award in 2005. The presenters noted that he had assisted over 140 elderly clients since 2002. Tim also volunteers to represent children in family court cases and served on Pro Bono Committee of the Oregon State Bar. He has been a highly rated speaker at the Oregon State Bar's continuing legal education programs on elder law since his first presentation in 2003.
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