One of only 12 Certified Elder Law Attorneys in Georgia, his fully virtual practice allows families across all of Georgia and North Carolina to receive elder law guidance by secure Phone or Zoom—without the need to travel.
Keith began practicing law in 1995 after earning his Juris Doctor from the University of Maryland School of Law and passing the New York Bar Exam.
After relocating to Georgia, he passed the Georgia and North Carolina Bar Exams and founded the Law Office of Keith R. Miles, LLC in 2008.
Keith’s commitment to elder law is deeply personal. Shortly after opening his firm, his first wife was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. During her illness, he personally prepared her estate planning documents and trusts while helping navigate the difficult decisions that accompany serious health challenges.
When she passed away in 2009, the experience profoundly changed his professional focus. Having witnessed firsthand the importance of proper planning, incapacity preparation, and family protection, Keith dedicated his practice to helping others prepare for and navigate similar life events.
Today, Keith focuses on elder law, estate planning, long-term care planning, Medicaid planning, asset protection, and special needs planning for clients.
In 2023, he earned certification as a Certified Elder Law Attorney (CELA), a distinction held by only a small number of attorneys nationwide and recognized as one of the highest levels of specialization in elder law.
60 MINUTES | $200 | PHONE OR ZOOM
Your Elder Law Assessment is more than an introductory consultation. It is a focused, confidential meeting to evaluate what is happening, identify the legal issues involved, explain your options and potential risks, and develop a practical roadmap for moving forward.
The goal is simple: to help you make informed decisions before costly mistakes are made.
The $200 Elder Law Assessment fee is credited toward your legal fees if you retain our firm for planning services.
WHAT WE MAY ADDRESS
Long-Term Care, Medicaid & Asset Protection
✅ Long-Term Care Planning and Care Options
✅ Medicaid Eligibility, Planning, and Applications
✅ Medicaid & Long-Term Care Asset Protection Strategies
✅ Special Needs Trusts and Planning for Individuals with Disabilities
Estate & Incapacity Planning
✅ Estate Planning and Trust Planning
✅ Wills, Revocable Trusts, and Irrevocable Trusts
✅ Financial and Health Care Powers of Attorney
Care & Housing Concerns
✅ Nursing Home, Assisted Living, and Memory Care Concerns
✅ Housing, Relocation, and Aging-in-Place Planning
✅ Nursing Home Admission Agreements and Resident Rights
Guardianship & Family Matters
✅ Guardianship and Conservatorship Issues
✅ Alternatives to Guardianship and Conservatorship
✅ Family Caregiver Agreements and Compensation Planning
✅ Family Decision-Making and Caregiver Concerns