From planning for the future to navigating life’s unexpected challenges, we provide trusted legal services to protect you, your family, and everything you’ve worked for. We are Burzynski Elder Law & Life Care Planning
Since 1988, Burzynski Elder Law has helped families in Naples and Southwest Florida plan for the future, protect assets, and navigate life’s changes with confidence. Led by attorney Jill Burzynski—the first board-certified elder law attorney with an office in Collier County—our team combines deep
experience with compassionate, practical guidance.
Not getting the right care at the right time may be the difference between life and death. Our firm provides the tools you need, so you or your loved ones can receive excellent care without breaking the bank.
We work tirelessly to protect what matters most to you, approaching every challenge with focus, determination, and a passion for finding the right solutions.
You can count on us for respectful service, honest guidance, and the highest standards of legal care — every step of the way.
With decades of elder law experience, we’ve helped countless families navigate life’s most important decisions with confidence and peace of mind.
The goal of Life Care Planning is to promote and maintain the good health, safety, well-being, and quality of life of elders and their families.
An analysis of the options available for Asset Protection and Medicaid entails the client and the attorney working together to compile, organize and evaluate the assets, income, legal documents and family information in order to apply the situation to the law.
Many Veterans do not realize that they may be eligible for Veterans’ benefits to help cover the costs of medical care. If you are a Veteran who served in wartime you may qualify for additional monthly pension.
Burzynski Elder Law offers a full range of estate planning services designed to meet the diverse needs of their clients. These services include:
As our families begin their journey through the long term care maze, it is helpful for them to have a care coordination which includes a supportive and knowledgeable advocate to accompany them along the way.
Guardianship is the legal process whereby the court appoints a person to make decisions on an incapacitated person’s behalf. Guardianship is sometimes necessary when an incapacitated person did not name an agent to make decisions for him or her.
Incapacity planning is a process that involves the preparation of customized legal documents to authorize people you trust to handle your health care choices and financial decisions on your behalf in the event that you are not able to do so yourself.
After the death of a decedent his or her assets need to be evaluated to determine how they were held to determine what actions are necessary to convey the property to the beneficiaries.
The fiduciary in an administration is accountable to the beneficiaries, creditors and perhaps the court. The fiduciary must also comply with income tax and estate tax laws as applicable.