What Is Elder Law, What Does an Elder Law Attorney Do and How Does Elder Law Effect Your Practice?- Segment 1 of Elder Law Basic Skils Out of Stock
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July 2010
Elder Law Basic Skills
Program Highlights
-What Is Elder Law, What Does an Elder Law Attorney Do and How Does Elder Law Effect Your Practice
-Understanding Financial Powers of Attorney
-Guardianships / Conservatorships
-Ethical Issues
-Medicare and Medicaid: When, Why and How do They Work?
-Estate Planning and Administration
Program Description
Today, there are 38.9 million people in the United States who are 65 years old or older, representing about 12.8% of the population. By 2030, those numbers will jump to 72.1 million and 19% of the population.*
Elder law attorneys have the unique opportunity to ease life transitions for a growing elderly population by helping people navigate the legal landscape of the latter part of their lives.
If you've just embarked on an elder law practice, or if you're thinking about expanding your practice to include this growing practice area, there is no better place to start than with this program, which lays the foundation for a successful practice.
Our faculty is made up of some of Colorado's top elder law practitioners and leaders, who will walk you through:
Topics
What Is Elder Law, What Does an Elder Law Attorney Do and How Does Elder Law Effect Your Practice?
- Overview of Elder Law Areas of Practice
- Elder Law Issues and Concerns That Will Effect the Non-Elder Law Attorney and their Practice
Presented by Marco Chayet, Chayet & Danzo, LLC, Co-Chair Elder Law Section
Faculty
Marco Chayet, Esq.
Chayet & Danzo
Denver, Colorado
- CLE Pass Price *FREE! - exclusions may apply
- Standard Price $69.00 USD
- Member Price $59.00 USD
- General Credits
- Ethics Credits
- EDI Credits