Long-term care and estate planning are for all our us, regardless of income and assets. This session will discuss what basic legal documents you need, types of trusts that might be beneficial for you, and much more.

This event is private.

Presented by: Amy Gjesdahl, JD, Elder Law Attorney

There are many steps in place before guardianship is obtained including legal documents, such as Power of Attorney. However, guardianship might be sought even with such documents in place. This presentation covers the span of capacity, surrogate decision-makers, and the legal process for guardianship. Presented by Kamilah English, JD.

This session will debunk 14 commonly held myths about Medicare and Medicaid, show you how to prepare for the reality of long-term care, and how to take advantage of opportunities to maximize your quality of life. Presented by Elder Law Attorney Amy Gjesdahl, JD.

Certified Elder Law Attorney Melissa Kallio, JD, CELA, will share her 10-point checklist to follow to make planning for aging a bit easier.

Taking care of an aging family member is one of the most important roles we will take on during our lives. It is also one of the most daunting and demanding roles we will ever experience. What legal documents do you need to put in place? What health care and financial decisions are you allowed to make? What resources are available? This session presented by Kamilah English, JD, in partnership with Elderwerks, will provide valuable information and legal advice which every family caregiver needs to know.

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When a patient has an uncertain level of cognitive capacity, what is the legal hierarchy for surrogate decision-making? How can you be sure you are following the correct person’s directives? How can emergency guardianship be prevented? This session will discuss such questions and review the legal remedies to pursue when all other options have been exhausted.

Courtney Veneri, JD, presents on the legal planning to execute when you or a loved one is living with a chronic medical condition.

Taking care of an ailing family member is one of the most daunting and demanding roles we will ever experience. What legal documents do you need to put in place? What health care and financial decisions are you allowed to make? What resources are available? This session will provide valuable information and advice which every family caregiver needs to know. Presented by Certified Elder Law Attorney Helen Mesoloras, JD.

This program, presented by a certified elder law attorney, will discuss the challenges LGBTQ+ individuals may experience when planning for later life, strategies they can be used to build strong relationships, an effective care plan, and what documents, resources, and information are needed to help ensure a secure future. Presented by Courtney Veneri, JD.