Register For An Elderlaw Seminar

Please join us for a free seminar.  While each seminar is different we will always cover general information like the following:

    • Understand the advantages and disadvantages of wills and living trusts

    • How smart families can transition and reposition assets to better quality for government and VA benefits

    • When to put property in your children’s names and when not to

    • The estate planning documents you need right now

Each seminar will cover important elder law issues leaving you informed and ready to make the next step in your planning process. As you can see in the titles listed below, some seminars will have a more tailored focus.  It is generally sufficient to attend just one seminar. Your questions are welcome and encouraged.

Upcoming Free Online Webinars!

4/4 @ 12:00 PM: How to Secure Your Family’s Future with a Rock-Solid Estate Plan That You Feel Confident About
4/8 @ 6:30 PM: How to Secure Your Family’s Future with a Rock-Solid Estate Plan That You Feel Confident About
Register for 4/4 or 4/8 here!

***If you are unable to attend, you will still be emailed a link to the recording.***

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4/26 @ 10:00 AM
4/28 @ 6:30 PM

Upcoming Free In-Person Seminars!

4/9 @ 12:00 PM: National Healthcare Decisions Day and YOU: Legal and Medical Decisions to Consider Now
Register for 4/9 here!


4/22 @ 10:30 AM: Trusts 101: What Every Family Needs to Know About How Trusts Protect Wealth!
Register for 4/22 here!

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5/20 @ 10:30 AM: Elder Care and Asset Protection Workshop: What Happens If One of Us Gets Sick?

Seminar Descriptions

Trusts 101: What Every Family Needs to Know About How Trusts Protect Your Wealth!
Discover the 3 key questions your estate plan must answer, and the most important estate planning documents in place. We talk about whether you should have a Will vs a Trust, and why just having a basic Power of Attorney could put the courts in control of your life. We also go over hugely important but often overlooked ways to avoid all-too-common estate planning mistakes, including:
  • Avoiding probate 
  • Protecting your children from bad marriages or lawsuits 
  • Making sure your Executor and Successor Trustee will know what to do 
  • And more!
When the Diagnosis is Dementia: 3 Action Steps You Should Take Right Now
Don’t allow an Alzheimer’s or Dementia diagnosis to devastate your life savings! Avoid becoming paralyzed by the situation. 
We will reveal:
  • Answers to top questions about legal, tax, financial and care concerns.
  • How to maintain control of your life, assets and decision-making.
  • Valuable emotional & psychological support services—you’re not alone in this journey!
Elder Care and Asset Protection Workshop: What Happens If One of Us Gets Sick?
We find that one of the biggest fears many people have today is the fear of having their life savings wiped out if they need long-term care.  It is important that you understand what you can do to protect your hard-earned assets if Long-Term Care is needed.   
  • Discover little known yet hugely important steps you need to take right now to protect your finances.
  • Learn some of the biggest mistakes families of nursing home residents make and how you can avoid them.
  • Find out why “traditional” estate planning doesn’t work … and find out what does.
  • Understand how gifting money or real estate to your children can disqualify you from Medicaid unless it’s done just right.
  • Determine ways you can protect your children’s inheritance from divorce, lawsuits or bankruptcy in the future.
  • Find out how you might be able to qualify for Medicaid without spending down.
  • And more!

Why people love our seminars!

“My first time with The Elderlaw Firm was when we went to one of the seminars they give. It motivated my wife and I to want to reach out to them to plan for our future, and get things done. They did exactly that! It was a very positive experience. I want others to have this same feeling of accomplishment. You owe it to yourself to go see them like we did. You won’t be sorry.” – David

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