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Elder Law of Michigan

Statewide elder law and benefits assistance organization · Lansing

Legal information, public-benefits counseling, pension assistance, pooled-trust services, and advocacy for older adults and people with disabilities.

Location

Lansing

Life stage

Adult

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Listing type

Statewide elder law and benefits assistance organization

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Resource profile

Overview

Elder Law of Michigan promotes and protects the rights, health, and economic well-being of older adults and people with disabilities. Current services include public-benefits access counseling, pension counseling, pooled-trust services, information, advocacy, and professional assistance intended to help people maintain independence and access benefits.

What is offered

Services

Legal information and advocacy
Benefits access counseling
Pension counseling
Pooled trust services
Information and referral

People & needs

Who this resource may serve

Older adultsPeople with disabilitiesPeople seeking public-benefit or elder-law assistance

Planning details

Access & logistics

Location / service area

Lansing

3815 W. St. Joseph, Suite C-200, Lansing, MI 48917

Statewide Michigan

Cost / payment

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Languages

English

Reach out

Contact

Phone: 866-400-9164
Email: info@elderlawofmi.org
Website: Official website

Evidence & source standards

How to read this listing

Intervention evidence

Not separately rated

This is primarily a service, organization, program, professional, or navigation listing. A treatment-effectiveness rating is not automatically assigned when it would not be meaningful.

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authoritative sources are attached to this listing. We prioritize official provider, government, professional-association, licensing, and other primary sources where available.

Last source review: 2026-08-23

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Verification record

Sources

Reviewed against: Official organization and State of Michigan websites

Last source review: 2026-08-23. Confirm current eligibility, cost, availability, credentials, and program details directly with the provider or organization.