The 28th Annual Elder and Special Needs Law Symposium offers insight from respected elder and special needs law practitioners and aging-service professionals from North Carolina and across the country.
This program manuscript offers a diverse array of topics for all attorneys, whether new to the practice or a seasoned professional.
Expect to:
- Explore alternative dispute resolution in areas of elder law like mediation and collaborative law
- Dive deeper into the complexities of annuities, retirement accounts, tax law and the SECURE Act
- Gain a better understanding of the practical use of health care planning documents with health care providers
- Receive a refresher on the ethical considerations of working with impaired or disabled clients
- Learn more about benefits programs like the Innovations Waiver and other special needs planning
- Review legislative, administrative and case law updates from across the state and around the U.S.
Specific topics include:
- Ethics
- Technology
- A New Look at Certified Mediation Before Clerks of Superior Court
- Tax Law for Idiots
- Sole Benefit Trusts
- Collaborative Civil Law
- What's New in Elder and Special Needs Law: Legislative and Case Law Updates
- Secure Act
- Ethics Committees and Health Care Documents
- Special Needs Planning and Multi-Generational Money
- Multidisciplinary Teams: Difficulties, Progress, Etc.
- Deep Dive Into Annuities / IRAs
- Organ Donation / Funeral Trusts / Cremation Issues
- The Registry of Unmet Needs, Also Known as the Waitlist for the NC Innovations Waiver
- Deeds, Deeds, Deeds
- N.C.G.S. 35A Changes
ASSOCIATED CLE PROGRAM
Manuscript originated from 28th Annual Elder and Special Needs Law Symposium, February 22–23, 2024