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Advanced Elder Law Issues and Answers

Elder law sits at the intersection of estate planning, tax law, health care, public benefits, family dynamics, and legal ethics - and every client matter involves all of them at once. A client with dementia isn't just a capacity question. It's a Medicaid question, an IRA question, a guardianship question, and a family conflict question. The answers in each area affect the answers in every other. This advanced, full-day program is built for practitioners who already know the basics and are ready to work through the hard problems. Each session goes deep on one of elder law's most complex intersections - where the rules are unsettled, the tradeoffs are real, and the judgment calls are yours. Register today!

  • Untangle the competing legal standards that govern capacity, guardianship, and supported decision-making.
  • Work through the layered planning decisions created by SECURE Acts.
  • Understand the full scope of your obligations when financial exploitation is suspected.
  • Evaluate the practical and ethical tradeoffs of document automation technology in your practice.
  • Work through the ethics rules that create the most difficult judgment calls in elder law.
  • Map the interactions between Medicaid, Medicare, long-term care insurance, and retirement assets.
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Advanced Elder Law Issues and Answers

Elder law sits at the intersection of estate planning, tax law, health care, public benefits, family dynamics, and legal ethics - and every client matter involves all of them at once. A client with dementia isn't just a capacity question. It's a Medicaid question, an IRA question, a guardianship question, and a family conflict question. The answers in each area affect the answers in every other. This advanced, full-day program is built for practitioners who already know the basics and are ready to work through the hard problems. Each session goes deep on one of elder law's most complex intersections - where the rules are unsettled, the tradeoffs are real, and the judgment calls are yours. Register today!

  • Untangle the competing legal standards that govern capacity, guardianship, and supported decision-making.
  • Work through the layered planning decisions created by SECURE Acts.
  • Understand the full scope of your obligations when financial exploitation is suspected.
  • Evaluate the practical and ethical tradeoffs of document automation technology in your practice.
  • Work through the ethics rules that create the most difficult judgment calls in elder law.
  • Map the interactions between Medicaid, Medicare, long-term care insurance, and retirement assets.

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Elder law sits at the intersection of estate planning, tax law, health care, public benefits, family dynamics, and legal ethics - and every client matter involves all of them at once. A client with dementia isn't just a capacity question. It's a Medicaid question, an IRA question, a guardianship question, and a family conflict question. The answers in each area affect the answers in every other. This advanced, full-day program is built for practitioners who already know the basics and are ready to work through the hard problems. Each session goes deep on one of elder law's most complex intersections - where the rules are unsettled, the tradeoffs are real, and the judgment calls are yours. Register today!

  • Untangle the competing legal standards that govern capacity, guardianship, and supported decision-making.
  • Work through the layered planning decisions created by SECURE Acts.
  • Understand the full scope of your obligations when financial exploitation is suspected.
  • Evaluate the practical and ethical tradeoffs of document automation technology in your practice.
  • Work through the ethics rules that create the most difficult judgment calls in elder law.
  • Map the interactions between Medicaid, Medicare, long-term care insurance, and retirement assets.