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Danielle B. Mayoras

Partner and Director of Education, CPG
dmayoras@brmmlaw.com
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Phone: 248-641-7070
 Fax: 248-641-7073

1301 West Long Lake Rd
Suite 340
Troy, Michigan 48098

Danielle B. Mayoras is a shareholder of the law firm Barron, Rosenberg, Mayoras & Mayoras. In 2001, she helped found three special divisions of the firm: The Center for Elder Law, The Center for Special Needs Planning and The Center for Probate Litigation. She also serves as the Director of Community Education.

Education

Juris Doctor, University of Michigan Law School

Bachelor of Arts Degree, University of Michigan
With High Distinction

Professional & Bar Association Memberships

National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys, Inc and listed in the Academy's Experience Registry.
Listed in the Academy’s Experience Registry

National Academy of Special Needs Planners.

Senior Coordinating Aging Network (SCAN) of Oakland County
Former Board Member

Smart Women's Coaching and Designated Daughter
Advisory Board Member & Contributing Expert

The Michigan Dementia Coalition

National Council on Aging
Member Since: 2009

National Association of Professional Gerontologists
Member Since: 2009
Credentialed Professional Gerontologist

Publications

  • Co-Author of “Trial & Heirs: Famous Fortune Fights,” Fall of 2009.
  • Exceptional Parent, "Planning Strategies for Individuals with Special Needs from Mid-life and Beyond," November issue 2008.
  • Crain's Detroit Business, "Solving the Retirement Home Puzzle," June 9, 2008.
  • Co-authored "Looming Medicaid Changes Create a Cause for Concern," published in both Michigan. Lawyer's Weekly and the Observer & Eccentric.
  • Detroit Free Press, $400K Grant Awarded to Help End Violence Against Older Women - Project Will Train Police, Judges and Prosecutors," October 2007.
  • Quoted in WWJ's HR Now June 6, 2007 article, "Costs to Employers Increase as Aging Workforce Grapples with Eldercare Challenges."
  • Quoted in Crain's Detroit Business June 11, 2007 article, "Elder Law is a Growing Practice."
  • Quoted in the Oakland Press November 19, 2006 article, "Workplace Progress Difficult for Women", and the April 29, 2007 article, "They are Lawyers--and Also Mothers."
  • Extensively quoted in the Oakland Press August 18, 2006 article title, "Take Legal Steps to Support Kids After You Are Gone."
  • Quoted in the Oakland Business Review July 2006 article, "Estate Planning Grows Firm."
  • Contributing author of Michigan Contract Law 1998 through present published by the Institute of Continuing Legal Education.
  • Profiled in the Detroit Free Press on December 3, 2006 as well as the Detroit News on December 9, 2006.

Radio/Television Appearances

  • Appeared on Live365.com radio with Smart Women Talk, August 2008.
  • Guest on the Dick Purtan show and "Metro Magazine" with Ron T. on WOMC (104.3 FM) and guest on 950 AM's "Ask the Attorney."
  • Guest attorney on Channel 4 (WDIV)'s television show Due Process.
  • Interviewed by Rob Davidach on WWJ.
  • Channel 4 (WDIV) interview by business editor Rod Meloni, airing on October 30, 2007.

Consulting, Training and Educational Workshops

  • Conducted Midwest Quarterly Training for State Farm in Bloomington, IL.
  • Keynote speaker at Michigan Guardianship Conference October, 2008.
  • Michigan Directors of Services to the Aging October, 2008.
  • Keynote speaker at WOMC (104.3 FM)'s Be Elder Wise Expo and the Oakland County Probate Court Citizen's Alliance's Removing the Mysteries of Probate Court.
  • Speaker at the Oakland County Planning & Economic Development Services Business Women's Conference.
  • Keynote speaker at the Institute for Continuing Legal Education (ICLE)'s Estate and Financial Planning for Elderly or Disabled Clients: Guardianship and Conservatorship Techniques educational seminar in 2005, 2006 and 2007.
  • Audiences range from nationally recognized brokerage firms, banks, and insurance companies to attorneys, accountants, and non-profit organizations. Danielle consistently draws rave reviews from audiences and her speaking skills are in high demand.