Elder Law with Doris Gelbman

Elder Law with Doris Gelbman
Tuesday, September 17, 2024 | 10:00am-11:30am

Details:

3rd Tuesday of each month, 10:00-11:30 am 

 
AUGUST 20: More on Wills, Trusts and Estate Planning: Beyond the Basics
Why do I need an estate plan? Many people have no idea of the complications that can arise when they fail to plan where there “stuff” goes when they die.   It can cost a great deal of money – in attorney’s fees, taxes, interest, fines and other expenses. Most people can manage estate planning with a simple Will and perhaps some other maneuvers to keep certain assets out of Probate. Others may need to consider creating a Trust. Starting to sound like Greek to you? What’s probate? What’s the difference between a Will and a Trust? How do I “avoid probate” and do I have to?  Attendees will gain an understanding of more than the basics and perhaps have a much clearer idea of your own needs to plan for the transfer of your property in the future.
 
Thriving In Place! Tuesday, September 17 
Long term care (and the insurance to cover it) is expensive. Learn how to get the most out of your biggest asset, the equity in your home. We’ll discuss the costs of care and the best way to use our investment in our homes for as long as our health will allow.
 
Advocating for Loved Ones in Healthcare Settings -  Tuesday, October 15 
When your loved one is sick, injured, or in need of care, you may need to help with medical jargon, insurance snafus, and other challenges. How can you navigate the healthcare system, making sure they receive appropriate care and understand their treatment options? Find out what’s involved in advocating for others and what resources can help you support and empower your loved ones to make the best possible decisions regarding their health and long-term care.
 

Open to all.

Location:
The Center

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