Daniel Tully
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Licensed for 33 years
Law Degree
Awards
Primary Practice Area
Probate
Language
English
About
Kilbourne & Tully, P.C. focuses in the field of Elder Law with emphasis on Estate Planning and Probate, Total Care Planning, Medicaid Law, Will Contest & Probate Litigation and Veteran's Benefits. We offer the strategic partnership and client-focused services needed to overcome your particular legal concerns and ensure your goals are achieved. We are here to provide answers to a number of the common questions that families in Connecticut have.Daniel O. Tully is a Partner and co-founder of Kilbourne & Tully, P.C. of Connecticut Elder and Disability Law Firm in Bristol, Glastonbury, North Haven and Stamford, CT.Daniel O. Tully is a former Assistant Attorney General for the State of Connecticut and lectures on Elder Law, Total Care Planning, estate administration and estate planning for the elderly with long term medical needs. Attorney Tully is a former member of Board of Directors of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (NAELA). Attorney Tully is one of only three Connecticut Attorneys ever elected to the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys ( NAELA) Board of Directors. He served two consecutive terms. A founding member, and former member as the National Chairman of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys Senior Political Action Committee (SR-PAC). He is a former Board of Directors member of Alzheimer’s Association Northern Connecticut Chapter.Attorney Tully has served on the Executive Committee of the Connecticut Bar Association (Elder Law Division) and the Waiver Task Force of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (NAELA). He was the chairperson of the NAELA 2001 Advanced Institute conference and co-chair of NAELA’s Practice Development/Practice Management Special Interest.Attorney Tully frequently lectures nationally and throughout the State of Connecticut on Elder Law, Medicaid Title XIX, and Total Care Planning for long-term medical needs affecting the elderly. He has written numerous articles on Elder Law, and has been published by the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (NAELA); Connecticut Bar Association; and Medical Education Services. He is the author of Connecticut Nursing Home Guide and Elder Law Today. He writes a weekly column on issues affecting the elderly for The Bristol Press and and the New Britain Herald, in Connecticut. A frequent contributor to WFSB’s “Better Connecticut” and appears regularly on the Brad Davis Radio Show – WDRC 1360 AM. Attorney Tully currently serves on the Board of Director’s of SilverSource, Stamford CT – the leading non-profit organization for older adults in Stamford.As a former Assistant Attorney General for the State of Connecticut, Attorney Tully has handled the prosecution of fraudulent transfers and Medicaid cases.Attorney Tully is admitted and licensed to practice law before the Connecticut Bar Association and the United States District Court of Connecticut.Attorney Tully concentrates his practice in the field of Elder Law with emphasis Estate Planning, Total Care Planning and Medicaid Law. His trained professional staff provides personalized services with Medicaid Planning, Medicaid applications and appeals, Elder Law Issues and Estate Planning.
Practices Areas
Estate Planning
Real Estate
Probate
Elder Law
Language
English
Contact
Reviews
My parents were living at home and required care for daily activities. The need to manage assets, screen long-term care facilities and understand elder law and how it applies to them was paramount. We reached out to Attorney Tully for support in understanding elder care law and hired him at our first meeting. The depth of expertise in elder care law and his ability to simplify it to make sense to us was obvious and continued throughout. Attorney Tully and his staff prepared applications (Veteran's Administration and Title 19) and answered our many questions as we worked through the process. This included managing my parents assets to comply with applicable elder care law. There were numerous face-to-face meetings and conference calls. I should mention that our contract with Attorney included a lump sum payment which, while expensive, was worthwhile. My parents are in a long term care facility. Though terms of the contract have been met Attorney Tully and staff are still available to answer questions. Attorney Tully was often delayed in returning calls and responding to requests for for information. The best way to reach him was by requesting a meeting. His support staff was exceptional in responding to questions and requests for information.
We hired Dan for our elder care issues. My mother-in-law has dementia and we wanted to keep her at home as long as possible. Dan has been able to do that with all the help he has provided. He has guided us through the veterans and state processes to get us the help we really needed to keep her at home. Dan listened to what we needed and he was able to give us answers and alternatives to make sure we understood all the options available to us. Together we made a plan that worked beautifully to help us keep my mother-in-law at home. We don't have many worries about the future thanks to Dan and all the work his office did for us.
Attorney Tully, Mark Farrell and Shyam Reddy were all so helpful in my parents affairs and when they both passed away. Always such a trying time! All of them were always very professional. Thank you all for your help for my parents.
Mr.Tully is a very knowledgeable and trust worthy attorney. He was a pleasure to work with.
Having no knowledge of elder law, but in need of one, my brother and I consulted with Attorney Tully regarding our elderly dad His website indicated his years of expertise in Elder Law. We followed his advice and continued using his services (at an hourly rate of $375) for 2 more visits until we were left with questions and concerns that we addressed at the 4th meeting. I will not get into the details except to say we should have been more thorough in our research and selection of an elder lawyer. Lesson learned.
My parents were living at home and required care for daily activities. The need to manage assets, screen long-term care facilities and understand elder law and how it applies to them was paramount. We reached out to Attorney Tully for support in understanding elder care law and hired him at our first meeting. The depth of expertise in elder care law and his ability to simplify it to make sense to us was obvious and continued throughout. Attorney Tully and his staff prepared applications (Veteran's Administration and Title 19) and answered our many questions as we worked through the process. This included managing my parents assets to comply with applicable elder care law. There were numerous face-to-face meetings and conference calls. I should mention that our contract with Attorney included a lump sum payment which, while expensive, was worthwhile. My parents are in a long term care facility. Though terms of the contract have been met Attorney Tully and staff are still available to answer questions. Attorney Tully was often delayed in returning calls and responding to requests for for information. The best way to reach him was by requesting a meeting. His support staff was exceptional in responding to questions and requests for information.
We hired Dan for our elder care issues. My mother-in-law has dementia and we wanted to keep her at home as long as possible. Dan has been able to do that with all the help he has provided. He has guided us through the veterans and state processes to get us the help we really needed to keep her at home. Dan listened to what we needed and he was able to give us answers and alternatives to make sure we understood all the options available to us. Together we made a plan that worked beautifully to help us keep my mother-in-law at home. We don't have many worries about the future thanks to Dan and all the work his office did for us.
Attorney Tully, Mark Farrell and Shyam Reddy were all so helpful in my parents affairs and when they both passed away. Always such a trying time! All of them were always very professional. Thank you all for your help for my parents.
Mr.Tully is a very knowledgeable and trust worthy attorney. He was a pleasure to work with.
Having no knowledge of elder law, but in need of one, my brother and I consulted with Attorney Tully regarding our elderly dad His website indicated his years of expertise in Elder Law. We followed his advice and continued using his services (at an hourly rate of $375) for 2 more visits until we were left with questions and concerns that we addressed at the 4th meeting. I will not get into the details except to say we should have been more thorough in our research and selection of an elder lawyer. Lesson learned.
My parents were living at home and required care for daily activities. The need to manage assets, screen long-term care facilities and understand elder law and how it applies to them was paramount. We reached out to Attorney Tully for support in understanding elder care law and hired him at our first meeting. The depth of expertise in elder care law and his ability to simplify it to make sense to us was obvious and continued throughout. Attorney Tully and his staff prepared applications (Veteran's Administration and Title 19) and answered our many questions as we worked through the process. This included managing my parents assets to comply with applicable elder care law. There were numerous face-to-face meetings and conference calls. I should mention that our contract with Attorney included a lump sum payment which, while expensive, was worthwhile. My parents are in a long term care facility. Though terms of the contract have been met Attorney Tully and staff are still available to answer questions. Attorney Tully was often delayed in returning calls and responding to requests for for information. The best way to reach him was by requesting a meeting. His support staff was exceptional in responding to questions and requests for information.
We hired Dan for our elder care issues. My mother-in-law has dementia and we wanted to keep her at home as long as possible. Dan has been able to do that with all the help he has provided. He has guided us through the veterans and state processes to get us the help we really needed to keep her at home. Dan listened to what we needed and he was able to give us answers and alternatives to make sure we understood all the options available to us. Together we made a plan that worked beautifully to help us keep my mother-in-law at home. We don't have many worries about the future thanks to Dan and all the work his office did for us.
Attorney Tully, Mark Farrell and Shyam Reddy were all so helpful in my parents affairs and when they both passed away. Always such a trying time! All of them were always very professional. Thank you all for your help for my parents.
Mr.Tully is a very knowledgeable and trust worthy attorney. He was a pleasure to work with.
Having no knowledge of elder law, but in need of one, my brother and I consulted with Attorney Tully regarding our elderly dad His website indicated his years of expertise in Elder Law. We followed his advice and continued using his services (at an hourly rate of $375) for 2 more visits until we were left with questions and concerns that we addressed at the 4th meeting. I will not get into the details except to say we should have been more thorough in our research and selection of an elder lawyer. Lesson learned.
My parents were living at home and required care for daily activities. The need to manage assets, screen long-term care facilities and understand elder law and how it applies to them was paramount. We reached out to Attorney Tully for support in understanding elder care law and hired him at our first meeting. The depth of expertise in elder care law and his ability to simplify it to make sense to us was obvious and continued throughout. Attorney Tully and his staff prepared applications (Veteran's Administration and Title 19) and answered our many questions as we worked through the process. This included managing my parents assets to comply with applicable elder care law. There were numerous face-to-face meetings and conference calls. I should mention that our contract with Attorney included a lump sum payment which, while expensive, was worthwhile. My parents are in a long term care facility. Though terms of the contract have been met Attorney Tully and staff are still available to answer questions. Attorney Tully was often delayed in returning calls and responding to requests for for information. The best way to reach him was by requesting a meeting. His support staff was exceptional in responding to questions and requests for information.
We hired Dan for our elder care issues. My mother-in-law has dementia and we wanted to keep her at home as long as possible. Dan has been able to do that with all the help he has provided. He has guided us through the veterans and state processes to get us the help we really needed to keep her at home. Dan listened to what we needed and he was able to give us answers and alternatives to make sure we understood all the options available to us. Together we made a plan that worked beautifully to help us keep my mother-in-law at home. We don't have many worries about the future thanks to Dan and all the work his office did for us.
Attorney Tully, Mark Farrell and Shyam Reddy were all so helpful in my parents affairs and when they both passed away. Always such a trying time! All of them were always very professional. Thank you all for your help for my parents.
Mr.Tully is a very knowledgeable and trust worthy attorney. He was a pleasure to work with.
Having no knowledge of elder law, but in need of one, my brother and I consulted with Attorney Tully regarding our elderly dad His website indicated his years of expertise in Elder Law. We followed his advice and continued using his services (at an hourly rate of $375) for 2 more visits until we were left with questions and concerns that we addressed at the 4th meeting. I will not get into the details except to say we should have been more thorough in our research and selection of an elder lawyer. Lesson learned.