David Wingate: A Compassionate Attorney Who Understands Your Challenges

Attorney David Wingate possesses a deep personal understanding of the difficulties that arise when a loved one can no longer care for themselves. He recognizes the immense emotional burden and the overwhelming responsibility of making critical medical and financial decisions on behalf of our dear ones.

With an impressive 10.0 “Superb” AVVO Rating and recognition as a “Top Attorney of North America,” David’s expertise and dedication are evident. His commitment to his clients’ well-being and his comprehensive knowledge of elder law and estate planning are unmatched.

Furthermore, David Wingate is a prolific author, providing invaluable resources to individuals and families navigating challenging circumstances. His publications include:

• “As You Age: ABC’s of Elder Law and Estate Planning”
• “You Are Not Alone: Living With Alzheimer’s Disease”
• “You Are Not Alone: Living As An Alzheimer’s Caregiver”
• “Tax-Free Money for Long-Term Care”
• “Protect Your Family”
• “Secure Your Legacy: The Dementia Asset Protection Guide”
• “Preserving Your Legacy: A Guide For People With Dementia”

By sharing his wisdom through these insightful publications, David aims to support and empower individuals facing elder care and dementia-related issues. Count on him to guide you through the complexities with compassion and expertise.

Choose attorney David Wingate, a trusted advocate who truly understands the challenges you’re facing.

To learn more about estate planning and elder law, visit Estate and Elder Planning by David Wingate at www.davidwingate.com. For an Initial Consultation, call (301) 663-9230. We can assist you with powers of attorneys, living wills, wills, trusts, Medicaid planning, and asset protection. With office locations in Frederick, Washington, and Montgomery Counties, Maryland, we are here to provide you with peace of mind.

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