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Springdale Office:

Country Club Center

4700 S. Thompson,

Suite C-103

Springdale, AR

479-750-1101

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Bryant Office:

4500 Hwy 5 N. Suite 6

Bryant, AR 72022

501-847-1311

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Fort Smith Office

3200 Rogers Ave. Suite 5

Fort Smith, AR

479-434-3531

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We are here to help the elderly, their families and those that plan to be elderly.

 

Our staff can help you with estate planning including wills and trusts, Powers of attorney and Living Wills. Our office has completed over 900 Medicaid Applications, so if you are looking for assistance for a loved one that needs nursing home care, we can help.

 

Please take a couple of minutes to watch this video about our practice and get to know us a little bit better. Afterwards, look around our website to see, or call one of our offices. For your convenience, we have multiple offices located throughout the state of Arkansas. We would love to hear from you.

 

 
 

 

The Elder Law Practice of H. Todd Whatley has been helping the elderly in Arkansas since 1999. Todd's Elder Law practice has offices in Bryant, Fort Smith, and Springdale. We are here to serve the elderly in Arkansas and we are happy to do so. Todd is a certified elder law attorney, and he is one of only two certified elder law attorneys in the state of Arkansas. If you are Elderly or you have a parent or loved one who is, please Contact Us. We have the expertise to answer all of your Elder Law questions and are ready to help you plan for this stage of life.

 

We have worked extensively with hundreds clients in the state of Arkansas who are preparing for long term care needs. We have helped hundreds of clients save much of their money from being spent on the nursing home. We would love to work with you.

 

The good news is that if you are married, you don’t have to be broke to qualify for services. You can keep your home, car and household furnishings along with a substantial amount of money. If you are single, you can actually give some money to your family and still qualify.

 

We have Elder Law offices in Bryant, Fort Smith, and Springdale, so no matter where you are in Arkansas, we can help.

 

News: Elder Law has recently added a section specifically for our Veterans. If you are a Veteran or you have a loved one who is, please take a moment to look at our Veterans section. We also have an overview of the General Qualifications for Non-Service Connected Aid and Attendance as well as a Veterans Frequently Asked Questions page