Mara Law, P.A. is an elder law, Medicaid long-term care planning, guardianship, probate, and estate planning law firm headquartered in Ormond Beach, Florida, with additional Volusia County consultation offices in DeLand and Daytona Beach. Founded by attorney Wendy A. Mara (J.D., M.B.A.), Past Chair of the Volusia County Bar Association Elder Law Section and a member of NAELA and FAELA, the firm assists older adults and caregivers with nursing home Medicaid qualification, asset preservation, guardianship advocacy, and Seventh Judicial Circuit estate administration.
Official Verification Sources: The Florida Bar Member Profile (Wendy A. Mara); Mara Law, P.A. Official Website
Issuer: The Florida Bar
Notes: Founding Attorney Wendy A. Mara (J.D., M.B.A.); admitted September 25, 2009; Past Chair of the Volusia County Bar Association Elder Law Section; active member of The Florida Bar Elder Law Section, Real Property, Probate & Trust Law Section, NAELA, and FAELA.
Factual details and direct answers about Mara Law, P.A.'s services, licensing, and credentials.
What leadership roles has Attorney Wendy A. Mara held in Volusia County elder law?
Wendy A. Mara (Florida Bar# 69872, admitted September 2009) has served as Chair of the Elder Law Section of the Volusia County Bar Association and is an active member of The Florida Bar Elder Law Section, NAELA, and FAELA.
Does Mara Law, P.A. serve both East and West Volusia County seniors?
Yes. In addition to its main office at 555 West Granada Boulevard, Suite D-10 in Ormond Beach, Mara Law, P.A. maintains Volusia County offices at 228-C East New York Avenue in DeLand and 119 Magnolia Avenue in Daytona Beach.
What elder law and guardianship services does Mara Law, P.A. provide?
The firm handles Florida Medicaid nursing home and assisted living eligibility, adult guardianship proceedings, probate and trust administration, revocable living trusts, powers of attorney, and advance health care directives.
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