Prepare to Care – A Discussion with a Certified Elder Law Attorney and a Geriatric Social Worker / Care Manager

23mar12:30 pm1:30 pmPrepare to Care – A Discussion with a Certified Elder Law Attorney and a Geriatric Social Worker / Care ManagerCommunity Education

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Prepare to Care – A Discussion with a Certified Elder Law Attorney and a Geriatric Social Worker / Care Manager 

Taking care of our aging parents is one of the most important roles we will take on during our lifetime. It is also one of the most daunting and demanding roles we will ever experience. Preparing to care in advance of a crisis gives our parents the ability to have a say in their future, to maximize their independence and quality of life, to improve their chances of aging well and aging in place, to maintain family harmony, and to avoid creating difficult, time-consuming and expensive problems for their spouses and adult children.  Dutton Casey & Mesoloras helps families prepare in advance with legal documents to address health care and financial decision-making, advice regarding professional and community resources, assistance navigating long-term care options, advice regarding how to pay for care, assistance protecting assets for spouses, disabled adult children, and  adult children acting as caregivers, assistance accessing public benefits, and legal support for adult children acting as a fiduciary or as a caregiver for their parents. 

Presenters: Kathryn Casey, JD, CELA, and Erin Vogt, LCSW, CMC

Date: Tuesday, March 23, 2021

Time: 12:30pm-1:30pm

This program is being offered in connection with Cogent Strategic Wealth Management. 

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March 23, 2021 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm CST(GMT-06:00)

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Certified Elder Law Attorney Kathryn Casey, JD, CELA

Katie is one of only a few Certified Elder Law Attorneys in Illinois. She has practiced exclusively in elder law since 2004. Her practice includes probate and trust administration, estate planning, special needs planning, long term care planning, Medicaid applications, and nursing home issues.

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