Pictured: The 2024-2025 National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (NAELA) Board of Directors including President Judith Flynn of Falco and Associates P.C.
The National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (NAELA), founded in 1987, is an organization dedicated to advocating for elder law services and providing essential support to older adults and people with disabilities.
NAELA offers a wide range of resources and support to its members, including continuing legal education (CLE) programs, specialized training sessions, and access to a vast network of experienced professionals in elder law. The organization also hosts annual conferences and workshops, ensuring members stay updated on the latest legal developments and best practices.
In addition to educational resources, NAELA actively engages in advocacy efforts to influence public policy and legislation related to elder law and disability rights. The organization works closely with lawmakers, regulatory agencies, and other stakeholders to ensure that the legal needs of older adults and individuals with disabilities are adequately addressed.
NAELA’s commitment to community building is evident through its various initiatives aimed at fostering collaboration. The organization facilitates local chapters and special interest groups, allowing attorneys to connect with peers who share similar interests and challenges. This sense of community not only enhances professional development but also strengthens the collective impact of NAELA’s advocacy efforts.
The National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys plays a pivotal role in supporting legal professionals dedicated to serving older adults and people with disabilities. By providing education, training, advocacy, and community-building opportunities, NAELA ensures that its members are well-equipped to address the unique and complex needs of their clients.
