Events
Upcoming Events
January 2019
MidMichigan Spiritual Care and Advance Planning Conference
Attorney Chrysa Milholland will be part of Presentation #1, "What Matters Most: A Blueprint for Living a Meaningful Life," during the MidMichigan Spiritual Care and Advance Planning Conference. Conference Objectives: Explain how clinicians determine whether a patient is capable of making decisions regarding their medical care Outline practical tools to ensure that legal documents are accurately completed Provide examples about how to discuss your plans for end of life care with family and friends Discover the key differences between spirituality…
Find out more »February 2019
MSUFCU Seminar: Special Needs Planning
Estate planning for families with children with special needs takes a special lawyer. There are other legal issues that need to be considered including guardianships or alternatives to guardianships; public benefits (Medicaid and Supplemental Security Income) and life care planning, including the use of a Letter of Intent, and the ability to maneuver through community support services. This program is designed to answer questions and provide information about the special planning and considerations that need to be addressed that go…
Find out more »March 2019
Protecting Assets While Qualifying for Medicaid
Get the Latest on Medicaid Application and Asset Planning Tactics Middle class Americans seeking asset protection cannot afford to ignore the potentially devastating costs of nursing home and other long-term care. Nursing homes are among the most common and largest creditors an average American is likely to face in his or her lifetime, but only about 10% of the population has long-term care insurance. For the other 90%, Medicaid is the primary source of payment, so a basic understanding of…
Find out more »Special Needs Planning Toolbox
Joelle Gurnoe-Adams focuses her practice on special needs and estate planning, trust administration, guardianship and conservatorship, and advising families who have a loved one that is elderly or has a disability. She received her Bachelor’s degree from the University of Michigan and her Juris Doctorate with honors from Wayne State University Law School. Joelle has received several honors for her work, including the Washtenaw County Human Services Communication Skills Awards, the Mark Weiss Endowment for Public Interest Achievement, and the…
Find out more »April 2019
Elder Law – Aging in Michigan – Jackson
If you are a professional working with the aging population and are helping clients and their families plan, this is for you. Topics included surrogate decision making, navigating long term care systems & supports, protection of vulnerable adults and the ever popular, in depth Medicaid basics, planning & application procedure section.
Find out more »MSUFCU Seminar: Adult Children Caring for Aging Parents
Adult children often struggle with the issues that arise when their parents age. Unfortunately, our society does little to prepare people to handle these challenges. This program offers attendees an opportunity to understand the issues and to learn more about terms they probably heard, but may not understand, such as, different housing options, legal documents, government program and Probate Court. To register for this event, call 517-333-2424 or go to www.msufcu.org/events.
Find out more »May 2019
Elder Law – Aging in Michigan – Frankenmuth
If you are a professional working with the aging population and are helping clients and their families plan, this is for you. Topics included surrogate decision making, navigating long term care systems & supports, protection of vulnerable adults and the ever popular, in depth Medicaid basics, planning & application procedure section.
Find out more »June 2019
Elder Law – Aging in Michigan – Grand Rapids
If you are a professional working with the aging population and are helping clients and their families plan, this is for you. Topics included surrogate decision making, navigating long term care systems & supports, protection of vulnerable adults and the ever popular, in depth Medicaid basics, planning & application procedure section.
Find out more »August 2019
Elder Law – Aging in Michigan – Clare
If you are a professional working with the aging population and are helping clients and their families plan, this is for you. Topics included surrogate decision making, navigating long term care systems & supports, protection of vulnerable adults and the ever popular, in depth Medicaid basics, planning & application procedure section.
Find out more »September 2019
Elder Law – Aging in Michigan – Port Huron
If you are a professional working with the aging population and are helping clients and their families plan, this is for you. Topics included surrogate decision making, navigating long term care systems & supports, protection of vulnerable adults and the ever popular, in depth Medicaid basics, planning & application procedure section.
Find out more »October 2019
Aging in Michigan- Elder Law- Southfield
If you are a professional working with the aging population and are helping clients and their families plan, this is for you. Topics included surrogate decision making, navigating long term care systems & supports, protection of vulnerable adults and the ever popular, in depth Medicaid basics, planning & application procedure section.
Find out more »Elder Law – Aging in Michigan – Southfield
If you are a professional working with the aging population and are helping clients and their families plan, this is for you. Topics included surrogate decision making, navigating long term care systems & supports, protection of vulnerable adults and the ever popular, in depth Medicaid basics, planning & application procedure section.
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