About the Author

Ryan Rooth is a dedicated elder law and estate planning attorney serving clients in Metro St. Petersburg, Florida. With over two decades of legal experience, Ryan began his career as an assistant state attorney, where he honed his skills in the courtroom. In 2006, he established his own practice, focusing on criminal defense and personal injury, before joining Rooth & Rooth in 2014 to pursue his passion for elder law and estate planning. A graduate of Stetson University with degrees in business administration, law, and an MBA, Ryan has received accolades like the Preeminent AV rating from Martindale-Hubbell and a Superb 10 rating from AVVO.

Susan Rooth & Florida Caregivers Network

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23rd Sep 2015

On June 9, 2015, attorney Susan Rooth became one of the founders of the Florida Caregivers Network. Susan is on the Board of Directors and has accepted the role of Secretary. Florida Caregivers Network , Inc., is a Florida not for profit … more

How to Avoid the Shortcomings of the Guardianship Process

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8th Apr 2015

Avoid the heartache and headache of a guardianship and encourage your loved ones to draft their legal documents. If you’re looking to draft you or your loved ones legal documents, turn to the experienced elder law attorneys at Rooth & … more

12th Jul 2012

These five steps will help you pinpoint the facility that will best serve your loved one’s needs. more

States With Highest Estate Taxes Image, Estate Planning, Seminole, FL - Rooth & Rooth Elder Law Attorneys

Interactive Map highlighting estate taxes per state. more

When it comes to caring for an aging family member, the decision shouldn’t be entirely based on health care, the time commitment and emotional toll required, it should also be about the financial demands. more

Study Shows Older is Really Wiser

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5th Dec 2010

General Study Shows Older is Really Wiser New study shows that you may want to listen next time grandma wants to impart some words of wisdom: older really does equal wiser! Studies have long shown that many cognitive skills decline with … more

Advanced Directive Awareness Necessary as Ever, 5 Years After Schiavo Death

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31st Mar 2010

General Advanced Directive Awareness Necessary as Ever, 5 Years After Schiavo Death Americans today are no closer to making end-of-life plans, five years after Terri Schiavo’s death following a lengthy legal battle over her “right to die.”  The majority of … more

A Unique Look at Aging and Needs of the Elderly

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1st Mar 2010

How can I become familiar with cases like mine? A Unique Look at Aging and Needs of the Elderly A recent New York Times article discusses a unique perspective on aging.  The writer, a doctor named Marc Agronin, visited a … more

Helping Family in Tough Economic Times

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17th Feb 2010

General Helping Family in Tough Economic Times In planning for the future, we often want to help our heirs, including our children, nieces and nephews, and even friends.  The current recession, however, has interfered with those plans for many elderly … more