Lisa Nachmias Davis

My practice includes both planning for individuals (estate planning and administration, elder law, planning for those with disabilities) and advising nonprofit organizations. Some items of note: I have been given the designation "Certified Elder Law Attorney by the National Elder Law Foundation, after completing the Foundation's requirements. I am also a member of the Special Needs Alliance, an invitation-only organization dedicated to the concerns of individuals with disabilities and their families. I have been designated "Superlawyer" by my peers for many years, including among the top 25 women lawyers in the state in 2011, 2020, and 2021. And I am the co-author of The Elder Law Answer Book, Fourth Edition (Wolters Kluwer, updated annually), which covers a wide variety of estate planning, probate, and elder law topics in a useful Q&A Format. I advocate for the interests of elderly and disabled individuals as part of my membership with the CT chapter of the National Elder Law Foundation. I enjoy representing individuals of very modest means as well as those with multimillion dollar estates. All my clients are interesting and deserving of care, attention, and understanding. And as well as working on the problems of the living, I also enjoy handling estate and trust administration - carrying out the wishes of the dead and helping their survivors.

Yale Law School

J.D. (1990)

1987 - 1990

Yale University

B.A. (1982) | History

1978 - 1982

Honors: Magna cum laude

Member

Davis O'Sullivan & Priest LLC

2009 - Current

Owner

Lisa Nachmias Davis Attorney at Law

2006 - 2009

Partner

Tyler Cooper & Alcorn

2004 - 2005

Associate

Tyler Cooper & Alcorn

1998 - 2003

Associate

Cummings & Lockwood

1996 - 1998

Associate

Sachs, Berman & Shure, Sklarz & Gallant

1995 - 1996

Associate

Robinson & Cole

1991 - 1995

Law Clerk

Justice David M. Shea, CT Supreme Court

1990 - 1991

Elder Law Answer Book

Wolters Kluwer

Medicaid Planning, New Haven, CT

March 5, 2019

National Business Institute

Certified Elder Law Attorney

National Elder Law Foundation

2004

Connecticut Bar Association Elder Law Section

Member, Executive Committee

Current

Connecticut State Bar  # 403778

Member

Current

Connecticut Chapter of National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys

Member, Board of Directors

2012 - Current

American Bar Association, Real Property, Trust and Estate Law Section

Member

1998 - Current

National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys

Member

1996 - Current

Connecticut

Since 1990

• Free Consultation
  I do not offer free consultations, because I usually spend a lot of time with my clients and provide information and advice. However, I can be tempted to provide quick (free) information (not advice) when sent an e-mail.
• Credit Cards Accepted
  We only accept online payment of credit cards at sharinglaw.net/payments
• Rates, Retainers and Additional Information
  I provide a modest flat fee for an initial consultation, on a sliding scale: initial long-term care consultation for individuals with $100,000 or less or couples with $200,000 or less (not counting house/car), $395 for 1-2 hours, for those with more, $695. For less comprehensive consultations the fee is $375. Hourly rates $375/hour, staff fees are less. Probate work often involves staff who are typically billed at $150-200/hour. These are 2022 rates. To prepare estate planning documents, in addition to the $375 consultation fee, we usually, although not always, set a flat fee, which would START a $750.