Addison “Add” K. Goff IV is an Eagle Scout and is a Judo coach.
Addison “Add” K. Goff IV has helped the families of north Louisiana for over thirty-three years. He is a Ruston High School graduate, and graduated Louisiana Tech University in only three years with highest honors (summa cum laude). He obtained his Juris Doctor from Louisiana State University and was a part of the prestigious Louisiana Law Review.
Although Add has over 30 years of courtroom experience in many courts across the country, he has always felt a special calling to help the elderly and their families, which only strengthened after watching members of his own family struggle with end-of-life issues, dementia, and long-term care placement. In specializing in Elder Law, Add helps families that are worried about losing everything to the costs of medical and nursing home care. He has been Accredited by the Veterans Administration, and assists wartime veterans and their families plan and obtain Veterans Pension Benefits, including Housebound and Aid & Attendance. Other areas of practice include:
- Special Needs Planning for the Disabled
- Estate Planning, Wills, Trusts, and Powers of Attorney
- Medicaid Long-Term Care Planning and Crisis Management
- Interdictions (Guardianships)
- Power of Attorney Abuse
- Successions and Probate
Addison “Add” K. Goff IV
Add is an Eagle Scout, and was a martial artist for many years and is now a judo coach. In addition to other philanthropies over the years, Add served as President of Christian Community Action for five years and served on the Board of Directors for Louisiana Med-Camps for four years. Add and Shelley are also passionate about the preservation of our marine resources and Louisiana’s coast. Avid saltwater anglers, they are both life members of Louisiana’s Coastal Conservation Association.