Elder Law

Murray Lott is a Certified Senior Advisor, and so is informed in the health, social, and financial aspects of aging as well as an experienced lawyer, practicing elder law.

Professionals in Canada who hold the Certified Senior Advisor (CSA) designation are changing the name of their designation to Certified Professional Consultant on Aging (CPCA)® and more important, changing the way business is conducted with the 50+ population.

Certified Professional Consultants on Aging (CPCA)s® are professionals who have taken a comprehensive 24 module course about the health, social, and financial aspects of aging. Dr. John Crawford, VP Education, and a retired professor of Gerontology refers to the curriculum as "Gerontology 101 for business - taking cutting edge research and translating this into best practice for professionals serving the 50+." All CPCAs® must achieve a 75% or higher on a final exam and agree to abide by a rigorous Code of Professional Responsibility overseen by an independent Board of Standards. Since the beginning of 2004 in Canada, 3000 professionals have taken the CSA now CPCA training.