Daniel Denzer Munster

Daniel Denzer Munster is a lawyer at The Eldercare & Special Needs Law Practice of Daniel D. Munster, focused on elder law, special needs planning, and estate planning law. His practice includes Medicaid planning, Veterans benefits planning, long-term care planning, and disability planning. He assists clients with wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and medical directives. His work centers on helping seniors and families address the legal and financial issues associated with aging, disability, and long-term care.

Daniel earned his B.A. from Vanderbilt University. He later attended the University of Detroit Mercy, where he received his J.D. During law school, he participated in Law Review and clerked for the Michigan Supreme Court. His education and early legal experience prepared him for a career focused on elder law, public benefits, estate planning, and advocacy for older adults.

Daniel began his career as a staff attorney with the Senior Citizens Law Project, a division of the Atlanta Legal Aid Society. During four years there, he gained experience across varied areas of elder law. He established his elder law practice in 1999, concentrating on Medicaid planning, advance directives, estate planning, and special needs trusts. He regularly teaches other attorneys and community groups about elder law topics.

Daniel Denzer Munster has been admitted to practice in Georgia since 1994. His professional affiliations include the State Bar of Georgia, Atlanta Bar Association, National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys, and Atlanta Estate Planning Council. He has written about elder law for publications including the Georgia Bar Journal and has contributed to educational programs concerning Medicaid, guardianship, advance directives, and related planning issues.