Scott M. Solkoff

Scott M. Solkoff is a prominent attorney in Boynton Beach, Florida, specializing in Elder Law. Certified by The Florida Bar, Scott is the author of a leading textbook on Elder Law, now in its seventeenth edition. His practice is dedicated to safeguarding clients' assets while ensuring eligibility for Medicaid and V.A. benefits, allowing for quality care at home, in assisted living, memory care, and nursing facilities.

Following in the footsteps of his father, Jerome Ira Solkoff, a pioneer in Elder Law, Scott learned the importance of ethical practice and client-first service. His commitment has earned him the Charlotte Brayer Public Service Award for outstanding contributions to elder protection, along with numerous accolades from The Florida Bar and other organizations. Recognized as a national thought leader, Scott frequently lectures across the country on Elder Law matters.

Scott's firm focuses exclusively on the legal needs of the elderly, disabled, their caregivers, and families. He was one of the youngest attorneys elected as a Fellow of the American College of Trusts and Estate Counsel. Additionally, he has served as Chair of The Florida Bar's Elder Law Section and President of the state chapter of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys.

Consistently named among the "Top Attorneys in Florida" and "Super Lawyers," Scott has achieved precedent-setting case law in Elder Law. He is actively involved in his South Florida community, contributing to local charities, particularly within the elder care and Jewish communities.

Scott is married and has four children.