Allaire Elder Law is a team of compassionate professionals dedicated to safeguarding the rights and well-being of the elderly. With over 40 years of experience, we continue the legacy of Attorney Stephen O. Allaire, who retired in 2024. His unwavering commitment to protecting families and individuals has been a cornerstone of our practice. Attorney Halley C. Allaire, raised with these same values, carries on this tradition of advocacy and compassionate care. Attorney Halley C. Allaire is a seasoned attorney specializing in elder law. With a distinguished background in the U.S. Navy and legal education from prestigious institutions, Halley brings a unique perspective to her practice. She is actively involved in several professional organizations and community initiatives, demonstrating her commitment to serving the needs of older adults and the environment.

Allaire Elder Law serves clients throughout Connecticut. Our firm is dedicated to getting your loved ones the best care possible in the least restrictive setting, while preserving your assets for the family. We provide help and guidance with healthcare related decisions, living arrangements, associated financial issues, Medicaid and Veterans benefits, elder law, estate and tax planning, special needs trusts, probate, and estate and trust administration.

Your family will benefit from our comprehensive, holistic approach, as we understand that the entire problem you face must be handled, not just the legal issues, financial impacts or physical care needs.

Our team offers legal advice, encouragement, and most importantly, advocates to help protect you or your loved ones. Our priority is always to keep individuals in the best possible living environment that can safely meet their needs. We strive to preserve the marital assets for both spouses, so  that it is possible to afford to stay  home with all necessary care.

Allaire Elder Law has helped innumerable people like you navigate through the maze of laws and regulations to obtain the very best care and to preserve as many of your family assets as possible.