Meet Our Team
Nashville’s Most Compassionate, Reliable and Respected Elder Law Attorney’s.
Barbara Moss | Founder
Barbara Moss has been practicing law in Nashville for more than 30 years. She started out as a trial lawyer and now focuses her practice on elder law, conservatorships, probate, estate planning, Medicare and Medicaid.
Adam Berk | Attorney
Adam received his Bachelor of Arts in International Affairs with a concentration in Homeland Security and Public Administration from Florida State University. He received his Juris Doctor from Suffolk university Law School.
Lily Kaiserlian | Paralegal
Inspired by her grandparents, who have dedicated their lives to serving others, including small children, young adults, and the elderly, Lily joined the Elder Law of Nashville team. She is excited about the opportunity to assist those who seek our services.
Kim Krantz | Benefits Specialist
Kim Krantz, Benefits Specialist at Elder Law of Nashville, has degrees in Business Administration and Accounting. Kim has worked for 30 years in the long term care industry as a Business Office Manager and Medicaid specialist. In this career she developed a deep love for elderly patients and caring for their needs both financially and emotionally.
Our Process
How We “Walk Each Other Home”
Discovery
First, we have a quick phone call to learn about your loved one’s current status and determine if we are a good fit. We help answer questions and set proper expectations.
Consultation
We answer questions about your concerns and identify your loved one’s position on the Elder Care Continuum. We identify gaps in care, explain your options, and paint a vision for a clear plan forward.
Coordination
We coordinate a meeting with your loved one and their new elder care coordinator while creating and coordinating a life care plan that fits your needs now and in the future.
STEP 1
Discovery
First, we have a quick phone call to learn about your loved one’s current status and determine if we are a good fit. We help answer questions and set proper expectations.
STEP 2
Consultation
We answer questions about your concerns and identify your loved one’s position on the Elder Care Continuum. We identify gaps in care, explain your options, and paint a vision for a clear plan forward.
STEP 3
Coordination
We coordinate a meeting with your loved one and their new elder care coordinator while creating and coordinating a life care plan that fits your needs now and in the future.
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