Description
Total Credits: 1.5 Professional Practice
This program will highlight the myriad of cross over topics that confront both family and elder law practitioners including the impact of marital status on Medicaid benefits, the use of spousal refusal and mutual consent divorce, long-term care planning for the unmarried elder couple, marital status changes, spousal obligations during divorce pendancy and effects on long term care planning, Medicaid planning challenges created by a second marriage, and discussion of planning techniques related to the right of election for Medicaid recipients when a well spouse dies.
- Impacts of marital status changes on Medicaid and planning techniques
- Use of spousal refusal and mutual consent divorce
- Long-term care planning for the unmarried elder couple
- Rights of election when a spouse dies
Speakers:
Elizabeth Adinolfi, Esq., Phillips Nizer LLP, New York, NY
Michael DiFalco, Esq., Aiello & DiFalco, LLP, Garden City
Materials
| The Intersection of Elder and Family Law - Adinolfi (217.8 KB) | Available after Purchase | ||
| Electronic Coursebook (1.5 MB) | Available after Purchase | ||