This thorough two-day program provides the perfect introduction to the key concepts necessary to properly advise older clients on everything from estate planning to longterm care. Expert panelists cover topics on the substantive law relating to Medicaid eligibility, including updates on federal and state changes; planning for long-term incapacity; advising clients on making estate planning and extraordinary medical decisions on behalf of incapacitated individuals; responding to financial and physical elder abuse; and using supplemental needs trusts. You receive a step-by-step guide through the basic tools every elder law practitioner needs to know.
The program features many opportunities to have your specific questions answered directly by the faculty and case study sessions featuring real-life examples of issues unique to the elder law world. You also examine specific case studies in detail so that you see the practical implications of the law. Get the latest updates in this in-depth, two-day program—and be well-prepared to address your elder clients’ complex, myriad needs.