About Ronald
Ronald C. Morton is the founding partner of the Morton Law Firm, PLLC, located in Clinton, Mississippi. His practice focuses on estate making plans, asset protection, elder law, enterprise planning, and Medicaid making plans. He earned cum laude honors from Mississippi College in 1988 with a double main in public administration and applied sociology. In 1992, he earned his Juris Doctorate magna cum laude from Mississippi College School of Law. He used to be awarded a Master of Laws in Taxation with Honors from the University of Alabama School of Law in 2007. He has been a Certified Elder Law Attorney since 2005.
Mr. Morton has been a member in good standing of the Mississippi Bar for over 24 years. He served as Chairman of the Mississippi Bar’s Technology Committee and is presently on its Executive Committee and the Ethics Committee. In 2005, he received the Mississippi Bar’s Distinguished Service Award for his contributions to schooling and law office technological know-how. He has authored severa articles for legal publications, including co-authoring the Mississippi Rules Annotated (Supp. 1994) and writing chapters in West’s Mississippi Civil Procedure and West’s Encyclopedia of Mississippi Law. He also authored a chapter on Clients with Disabilities in Mississippi Professional Responsibility.
Mr. Morton teaches Elder Law as an adjunct professor at Mississippi College School of Law. He is a member of the American Academy of Estate Planning Attorneys, the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys, WealthCounsel, and The Advisor’s Forum. He has been married for 25 years to Cynthia Sims, and they have dual sons who attend The University of Mississippi. The Morton Law Firm, PLLC, based in 1997, gives a full variety of civil legal services, including estate planning, asset safety, elder law, business planning, and Medicaid making plans. The company emphasizes protective clients' wealth from creditors, taxes, and nursing domestic costs. They handle most things with flat fees, allowing clients to assess the value of proposed work upfront.
Mr. Morton is also recognized for his expertise in regulation office technology and frequently speaks on the subject. He operates a regulation workplace technological know-how blog at www.techlawyerblog.com and conducts workshops for estate planning professionals. He additionally blogs approximately elder law at www.elderblawg.com.
