Martha C. Brown
A founding voice in elder law in Missouri, Martha continues to guide the firm through mentorship and decades of experience.
Biography
As of January 2022, Martha transitioned to of counsel and emeritus status. Though she no longer takes cases, she continues to serve as a mentor and resource for the firm.
Martha began her career working in probate matters, including guardianship cases. As she built her practice, she began working with Medicare and Medicaid matters.
By 1994, she had developed an elder law practice and was one of the first elder law practitioners in Missouri. Since that time, she expanded the firm to include all areas of elder law and Special Needs Planning.
Ms. Brown received numerous awards for her work with Older Americans and individuals with disabilities, including the 2008 Powley Award, presented to a member of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys who is recognized as a leader in advocating for the rights and needs of seniors and individuals with special needs.
Legacy and Leadership
Martha helped shape the firm’s elder law practice over decades of service and remains an important mentor and resource. Her work expanded the firm’s focus to include Elder Law, Special Needs Planning, and related matters serving Older Americans and their families.
Her long standing commitment to advocacy and education continues to influence the firm’s approach today.