Mr. Tully is a member of the board of directors of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys and serves on the Executive Committee of the Connecticut Bar Association (Elder Law Section) and the Waiver Task Force of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys.  He was the chairperson of NAELA 2001 Advanced Institute and co-chair of NAELA's Practice Development/Practice Management Special Interest Group.

Mr. Tully has been admitted to practice before the Connecticut Bar and the United States District Court of Connecticut.

As a former Assistant Attorney General for the State of Connecticut, Mr. Tully handled the prosecution of fraudulent transfers and Medicaid cases.

Mr. Tully frequently addresses civic and professional groups.  His lectures pertain to Medicaid, estate administration and estate planning for the elderly with long-term medical needs.

Mr. Tully concentrates his practice in the field of Elder Law with emphasis on Estate Planning and Medicaid Law.  His trained professional staff provides  personalized service with Medicaid Planning, Medicaid Applications and Appeals, Elder Law Issues and Estate Planning.

Mr. Tully, licensed to practice law in Connecticut, is an author and lecturer. He is author of the Connecticut Nursing Home Guide. He also writes Elder Law Today, a monthly publication for professionals. He has written numerous articles on Elder Law and has been published by National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (NAELA); Connecticut Bar Association; and Medical Education Services.  Mr. Tully lectures frequently on Elder Law issues as well as on the legal issues faced by families who have a loved one with Alzheimer's.