Join experts Gordan Fronk and Elena Sallitto as they demystify estate and elder planning, ensuring that you are well-prepared for the future. In “Planning for Our Future Before It Reaches Us,” we delve into the intricate world of estate and elder law to safeguard your assets, make informed decisions, and prioritize the well-being of your loved ones.
Session 1: Estate Law for preserving your assets
Explore the crucial aspects of Estate Law that focus on asset preservation for the benefit of your heirs. Uncover the significance of fundamental documents and gain insights into creating a roadmap for your estate. Navigate the complex landscape of estate options, including Simple or Complex Wills, Trusts, Healthcare Proxy, Charitable Gift Plan, Durable Power of Attorney, and more. Be empowered to make strategic decisions that maximize what is left for your loved ones.
Session 2: Elder Law planning for dignity and independence
Discover the holistic and multidisciplinary approach of Elder Law that considers both short and long-term healthcare needs. With 70% of individuals over sixty requiring long-term care at some point, learn to proactively address challenges such as Medicaid planning, involuntary discharge issues, quality of care concerns, and elder guardianship. Explore alternatives to guardianship and understand how to protect assets while ensuring dignity and independence.
What to Expect:
By the end of this course, you will feel more confident navigating the intricate terrain of estate and elder law.
- Gain awareness of the processes necessary to maximize your legacy for loved ones.
- Acquire strategic planning insights well in advance of potential healthcare crises.
- Address concerns related to long-term care, assisted living, and quality of care.
- Navigate the complexities of Medicaid planning and elder guardianship.
- Make informed decisions regarding disability, asset protection, and end-of-life matters.
IN PERSON course at the Easton Family YMCA (no recording) | 2 sessions | Wednesdays | May 29, June 5 | 1 – 2:30 pm | $30
