Advocating for Your Rights
Legal Expertise
At Elizabeth Duke Law Office, we are dedicated to advocating for your rights in matters related to elder law, including estate planning, guardianship, and long-term care planning. Our legal expertise and personalized services are designed to ensure the well-being and security of seniors and their families.
Experience and Dedication
With a strong foundation of experience in elder law, we are committed to bringing expertise and dedication to each case, striving to provide the best possible legal solutions for our clients' unique needs.
Compassionate Support
We are dedicated to offering compassionate support and top-notch legal services that prioritize the dignity, security, and well-being of seniors and their families, ensuring peace of mind for the future.
Our Advocacy
Client-Centered Approach
At Elizabeth Duke Law Office, our mission is to advocate for the rights and well-being of seniors, focusing on defending against elder abuse and financial exploitation, conservatorships, and supported decision-making. We are dedicated to ensuring the protection, dignity, and empowerment of our elderly clients.
We aim to empower seniors and their families by offering comprehensive legal services tailored to their specific needs, promoting a sense of security and assurance for the future.
Meet Our Team
Meet our dedicated team of legal professionals committed to advocating for the rights and well-being of seniors and their families with excellence and compassion.
Elizabeth was many things before becoming an attorney: park ranger, tour director, published author, college instructor, even wildland firefighter. She received her Bachelor of Arts in History from New Mexico State University and her Master of Arts in Public History from Middle Tennessee State University. After her career in the fields of history and tourism, Elizabeth returned to school. She attended the University of Memphis Cecil C. Humphreys Law School and was licensed to practice law in 2021. Elizabeth worked at West Tennessee Legal Services, Inc. in the Senior Services Unit and discovered she had a passion for defending the elderly and vulnerable adult population. She launched her solo practice in 2025.
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Elizabeth lives in Henderson County with her husband, cats, dogs, and too many chickens.
