About Steven L.
Steven L. Rubin practices law throughout New York, Florida and Connecticut. He has built a tradition centered on the legal wants of older adults and their families. Colleagues and clients encounter an attorney who combines court comfort with the day-to-day work of drafting plans and advising caregivers.
Rubin is licensed in three states and holds memberships in each state's bar affiliation: the New York State Bar, The Florida Bar and the State Bar of Connecticut. He additionally has recognition from the National Elder Law Foundation as a Certified Elder Law Lawyer. That credential alerts specialized education and checking out in things that have an effect on seniors, including making plans for long-time period care and related public advantages.
His career mixes private practice with professional affiliation exercise. He takes instances that involve estate making plans, Medicaid planning, incapacity making plans and guardianship matters. In some matters he drafts estate documents. In others he helps households tackle the realistic issues that include aging, such as qualifying for lengthy-time period care and arranging for the jurisdiction someone wants to manage funds or health care.
Rubin’s peers have elected him to leadership roles within the elder law community. He serves as President Elect of the Connecticut chapter of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (CTNAELA). He additionally remains active in countrywide and state bar teams, frequently attending continuing legal education programs and participating in committees that form practice standards. Those roles keep him in regular contact with advancements in Medicaid regulation, veterans disability benefits and trust administration.
He practices from Drazen Rubin Law, LLC. There he handles client intake, counsels households and looks in administrative and probate process when necessary. The workplace serves clients who stay independently as well as the ones in assisted dwelling and nursing facilities. Rubin coordinates with monetary advisors, care managers and health professionals when cases name for multidisciplinary planning.
Outside the workplace, Rubin’s practice priorities are realistic. He objectives to offer clients documents and techniques they can use the subsequent day. He tries to make complex guidelines understandable and to set out clear choices for humans facing difficult selections about care and funds. He currently practices senior law, estate planning and related areas at Drazen Rubin Law, LLC.
