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Charting The Future: Bring Your Estate Plan Into 2024
- Gain helpful tips to avoid estate planning mishaps
- Know the truth about misconceptions about Wills
- Learn the difference between the General Power of Attorney and the Durable Power of Attorney and how to avoid a guardianship.
Real Estate Challenges with Ben Schulman
- Learn how elder law attorney Stephanie L. Schneider can help you successfully navigate through the landmines of probate, guardianship, Medicaid and capacity issues.
- Learn about the role of a realtor during the process of selling your home.
- Learn about how to get your home ready for sale, programs available to you in the sale of your home, and the interplay between all parties to the transaction.
Successfully Navigating Your Parents’ Senior Years
Featuring Guest Author: Star Bradbury of “Successfully Navigating Your Parents’ Senior Years”
- Learn about the 5 Pillars of Aging Successfully.
- Learn how to develop a plan for yourself.
- Learn how to plan ahead while using the right resources and without stressing about the far future.
- Learn about aging in place: Will it work for you or your parents?
Elder Law Issues In Dissolution Proceedings
- Gain helpful practice management tips on working with a client who has a disability and the importance of a well-written Durable Power of Attorney;
- Learn how to protect child support for a child with a disability so they maintain government benefits;
- Life after divorce: what every client needs to know to create an effective estate & incapacity plan.
What Millennials Need To Know To Care For Their Aging Parents
Got parents or grandparents? Then don’t miss this webinar where you will learn about:
- The 2 most important legal documents to avoid a guardianship;
- The Importance of long-term care planning; and
- How to access legal, social and community resources wherever you and your aging family members live.
Revocable vs. Irrevocable Trust: Which One Is Right For You?
- Ever wonder if you need a revocable or, an irrevocable trust but don’t know the difference?
- Ever ask yourself about the tax implications of a revocable or, an irrevocable trust?
- Have you ever asked yourself whether you should put the ownership of your home in a trust?
How Elder Law Attorneys Help Clients Find Solutions To Real Estate Challenges
- Learn the pros and cons about different forms of real estate ownership & types of deeds that affect your estate plan and probate;
- Hear how you can avoid becoming a victim of financial exploitation and losing your home;
- Learn about homestead protection and homestead exemptions;
- Understand why every homeowner should have a durable power of attorney.
The Truth About Caring For Aging Parents
- Learn to identify potential issues and warning signs (including cognitive impairment and financial exploitation) before they become a problem;
- Hear important tips on how to ‘have the conversation about planning’ with your parents and loved ones.
- Learn why timing of creating a legal plan impacts resolving the future challenges of aging including health issues and cost of care.
- Learn how to select a qualified elder law attorney to have the best customer service experience.
Top 10 Elder Law Questions & Answers for Caregivers
Caregivers can be effective advocates:
- Having the correct information makes you powerful
- Avoid costly mistakes resulting from incorrect information obtained on the internet, from a friend, or relative
- Plan early = more planning options
- Preserve independence and dignity of the person you are caring for
- Navigate correctly to reach your goals and maintain privacy
In Sickness & In Health: What To Do When Your Spouse Is Diagnosed With An Illness
- Learn 4 important steps to take before an illness while you are competent.
- Learn 4 important steps to take after a diagnosis.
- Learn how to create a medical & financial management plan for yourself and your spouse.
- Learn about sources to help pay for long-term care and community resources.