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Elder Law Forum 2022: 4 General, 1 Dual

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This venerable favorite offers essential and practical material for elder law attorneys and those interested in the practice area. The program will feature information on conservatorships, special needs trusts, veterans benefits, ethics involving considerations in the Mary Northern case and much more.

Courses Included

Elder Law Forum 2022: Alternatives to Conservatorships
In light of the recent emphasis on the downside of conservatorships, a working knowledge of alternatives is helpful to the Elder Law practitioner. This session will examine conservatorship alternatives, the law in other states concerning supportive decision making agreements, and the advantages and limitations of such agreements. Additionally, the session will explore a radically different set of laws for conservatorships by looking at the framework used in Germany.
Cathryn Armistead, Armistead Law Group
Karl Warden, Law Office of Karl D. Warden
Course Information
Format:Online VideoDual Credits:0.00General Credits:1.00
Speakers/Producers
- Cathryn Armistead, Armistead Law Group PLLC, Lebanon
- Karl Warden, Law Office of Karl D. Warden, Nashville
Elder Law Forum 2022: Have We Really Saved the Homestead?
This session will review four common real estate scenarios in elder law from three perspectives; 1) Elder Law, 2) TennCare policy, 3) Real estate attorney. Attendees will gain insight not just to protect the homestead from estate recovery utilizing TennCare policies but also to minimize title issues when the property is one day sold.
Barbara McGinnis, Takacs McGinnis
Bryson Eubanks, Kane & Crowell
Josh Bey, Takacs McGinnis
Todd Sholar, Smith Sholar Milliken
Course Information
Format:Online VideoDual Credits:0.00General Credits:1.00
Speakers/Producers
Elder Law Forum 2022: Everything You Need to Know About VA Benefits… Almost!
The VA is the second largest bureaucracy in the Federal Government that is responsible for the administration of trillions of dollars of benefits for our Veteran community. In order to be successful in this field, you must understand how the VA is structured, what are the key benefits that will impact your client and how to access them, all while in compliance with the VA’s rules and regulations. This session will provide you the foundation you need to successfully navigate your clients through this process, and aid them in accessing benefits they are eligible for in a timely fashion.
Chris Johnson, Takacs McGinnis
Course Information
Format:Online VideoDual Credits:0.00General Credits:1.00
Speakers/Producers
- Christopher Johnson, Johnson McGinnis Elder Care Law & Estate Planning, Hendersonville
  Chris came to Takacs McGinnis Elder Care Law with over 20 years of legal and military experience. Commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the United States Marine Corps after graduation from the...
Elder Law Forum 2022: Medicaid and Trusts
The speakers will teach about six types of trusts that are frequently used for benefits purposes including: self-settled special needs trusts, pooled trusts, third party supplemental needs trusts, asset protection trusts, burial trusts and qualified income trusts. Topics for each trust will include what it is, intersection with benefits programs, taxation, and pitfalls.
Amelia Crotwell, Elder Law of East Tennessee
King Self, Elder Law Memphis
Course Information
Format:Online VideoDual Credits:0.00General Credits:1.00
Speakers/Producers
- Amelia Crotwell, Elder Law of East Tennessee, PLLC, Knoxville
  Amelia Crotwell earned her Bachelor of Arts degree, magna cum laude, from the University of Tennessee in 1990, studying English and Creative Writing. After several years of environmental consulting,...
- William Self Jr., Elderlaw Memphis, PLC, Memphis
  Member of Elderlaw Memphis, PLC. Primary fields of practice are Elder Law and special needs planning for persons with disabilities.Undergraduate degree from Vanderbilt University, law degree from...
Elder Law Forum 2022: What Can We Learn from the Mary Northern Case?
In 1978, Mary Northern, a 77 year old woman living in a dilapidated house in Nashville, was brought to the hospital with frostbitten feet that became gangrenous. Litigation over whether she should have her feet amputated ensued and received national attention. She died on May 1, 1979, with litigation still raging. Barbara Moss and William Kenner M.D., a forensic psychiatrist will tell the story of Mary Northern. Moss will discuss the ethical rules and conservatorship statutes that have been adopted/enacted since this haunting case and Dr. Kenner will discuss how medical ethics and surrogacy law would deal with the Mary Northern case today.
Barbara Moss, Elder Law Nashville
Dr. William Kenner, Psychiatrist, Child Psychiatrist and Psychoanalyst
Course Information
Format:Online VideoDual Credits:1.00General Credits:0.00
Speakers/Producers
- Barbara Moss, Elder Law of Nashville PLC, Nashville
  Barbara Moss, the founder of Elder Law of Nashville, has been practicing law in Nashville since 1977. She focuses her practice on elder law, life care planning, conservatorships,...
- Hemant Sharma, University of Tennessee,
  Hemant Sharma is a graduate of Cornell University, where he was a member of the Dean's List and winner of the prestigious James E. Rice Writing Prize, granted annually to the top essays composed in...

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Member: 250.00
Non-Member: 400.00
Section: 200.00

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Package Credits Dual Credits: 1
General Credits: 4
Total Credits: 5 Highlights

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