{Elder Law is a difficult situation to deal with.  Everyone at the Law Office is caring and understanding. Susan and Tracy have been wonderful helping me assist my Aunt and explain things to her every step of the way.  Everyone in the office is very professional and knowledgeable.

{I highly recommend Jared Childers and Susan Barlup for all eldercare legal advice and issues. Eldercare is a complicated and emotional process, and Jared and Susan have been invaluable in guiding us through this process to ensure that our Mom and Dad were cared for in a loving way. Jared and Susan helped set up wills, powers of attorney, and medical directives for Mom and Dad about 10 years ago, and did so in a very professional way given my Mom's uneasiness about death. In later years, Jared and Susan helped on the financial and property side, enabling us to protect assets for our parents' care and for our family's peace-of-mind. Jared is an incredibly calm, caring, and level-headed expert on eldercare legal issues. His care and concern was evident, as his first question to me when I frantically called looking for answers, was always "How are Mom and Dad?" He understands the emotional part of eldercare as well as the legal part of eldercare. Susan is also extremely helpful and ensures that everything is in order, and is always available when Jared was busy with other clients. Susan is detail-oriented and a whirlwind of activity, making sure that all clients get questions answered as soon as possible. In sum, Jared and Susan have been an immense help to my sister Natalie and I in navigating eldercare.

{I highly recommend this firm.  You don’t really think about elder law issues until you are faced with a difficult situation. I have experience with this firm in dealing with three different relatives.  They are knowledgeable and listen before they make recommendations.  They have been available for consultation via phone when the situation warranted it.  In all three cases, they have helped us navigate through all the required paperwork and processes. If the need should arise, I would use them again.