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Elder Law College is a vertical education and membership platform for attorneys, focused on U.S. Elder Law and Special Needs Law. Its flagship program is the 360° Elder Law Practice Builder, positioned as a three-and-a-half-day “boot camp” designed to help lawyers quickly build or expand an Elder Law and Special Needs Law practice. The platform also offers a member portal, continuing education, a forms library, on-demand video and audio, and community support.
The curriculum is very clearly defined, covering Elder Law, Special Needs Law, VA benefits, document use, fees, client scenarios, law firm management, and marketing. Delivery formats include in-person intensive courses, live virtual programs, and on-demand video and audio libraries available to members. Completing the 360° course is a prerequisite for membership, after which users can access resources such as forms, course replays, client explanation letters, internal checklists, state resources, and marketing materials.
In terms of credentials, graduates can receive a Certificate and use a member badge. The course is CLE-related: it is registered in Florida, and the site states that participants can typically earn 17-28 CLE credits, including ethics and professionalism credits. However, attendees need to confirm or apply for credit with their own licensing state. The faculty is centered around Scott Solkoff, a Florida Bar board-certified Elder Law specialist with a background in industry organizations. As for pricing, the main website content does not disclose specific fees; it only states that one year of membership is included after completing the course, with membership renewal fees required thereafter.
The main advantage is its strong vertical focus. It does not only teach legal knowledge, but also covers documents, marketing, pricing, and practice management, making it suitable for attorneys who want to turn a new practice area into a real business. The member community and large library of on-demand resources also provide ongoing support. The downsides are that pricing is not transparent, course scheduling and sold-out notices appear frequently, and the information available for decision-making is incomplete. CLE applicability depends on confirmation by each specific state, and its direct value is limited for non-U.S. lawyers or Chinese legal practitioners.
It is best suited to U.S.-licensed attorneys, especially those looking to move from estate planning or general civil practice into Elder Law and Special Needs planning. Chinese users may find it useful as a comparative law reference, but it is not suitable as training for local Chinese legal practice. The site content does not make it possible to determine access status from China, and payment methods are not disclosed. Alternative options include NAELA, state bar association CLE programs, ALI CLE, NBI, and West LegalEdcenter, among other U.S. legal continuing education platforms.
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