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Welcome to
LawforSeniors.org

As we get older, we may encounter new legal matters for ourselves, our loved ones, and caregivers. LawforSeniors.org was designed to provide you with information about the law, your rights, and legal resources to help meet your needs.

Topics & Resources

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Information and resources about civil matters

 

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Information and resources about family matters

 

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Information and resources about medical benefits and programs
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Information and resources about living situations

 

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Arizona and national legal resources for seniors

 

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Information and resources about financial situations

 

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Information on resources about staying safe

 

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Information and resources about life care planning

 

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Information and resources about staying in or retiring from the workforce
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Lifelong Legal Learning

“Anyone who stops learning is old, whether at twenty or eighty. Anyone who keeps learning stays young.” – Henry Ford

The Lifelong Legal Learning section helps you explore important legal documents, play games that reinforce legal concepts, and read about how past and current legal decisions continue to shape our communities.
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Hon. Scott Bales, former Chief Justice of the Arizona Supreme Court

Growing older presents new opportunities as well as changes in health, lifestyle, family connections, and more. Whether you are experiencing these changes or you are caring for aging relatives, you are not alone. We prepared this site as a resource for people navigating the challenges and opportunities that come with aging or caregiving. This site will help you plan ahead, know your options, and be aware of your rights. There are many laws, benefits, and special services available to help you stay in command of your daily living. LawforSeniors.org touches on some of the topics you may face and offers contact information for agencies and organizations that may be of assistance to you. This guide presents only general information. Laws, policies, and procedures frequently change. If you have a specific legal problem, you may want to consult an attorney.