Edward G. Foster, Attorney at Law
Cape May Court House, NJ
Independent Cape May Court House practice focused on wills, trusts, estate administration, elder law and real estate since 1989.
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Begley Law Group, PC
Moorestown, NJ
At a glance
- Offices
- 2
- Main office
- Moorestown, NJ
About the firm
Begley Law Group is a Moorestown firm focused on elder law, special needs planning and estate planning, with a second office in Cape May Court House. It was founded by Thomas D. Begley, Jr., a Certified Elder Law Attorney and NAELA Fellow. The firm helps families plan for long term care, apply for Medicaid and veterans benefits, set up special needs trusts and administer estates.
Services
- Long term care planning
- Medicaid planning and applications
- Special needs trusts
- Estate planning
- Veterans Aid and Attendance
- Estate and trust administration
- Estate and trust litigation
- Guardianship
- Personal injury settlement consulting
- Asset protection for business owners
Leadership
- Thomas D. Begley, Jr.Founder
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Certifications
- Certified Elder Law Attorney, CELA (Thomas D. Begley, Jr.)
Offices
Main office
509 S. Lenola Road, Building 7, Moorestown, NJ 08057
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Practice areas
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