The term elder law has been applied to a body of legal rights and obligations that affect persons who have attained a "certain age," even though there are very few actual laws directed principally for the elderly.
An edition of Elder Law
(2000)
Elder Law
by Jeffrey A. Helewitz
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"The term elder law has been applied to a body of legal rights and obligations that affect persons who have attained a "certain age," even though there are very few actual laws directed principally for the elderly."
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