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Ethical Issues In Elder Law (2009)

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Session from November 2009 Public Benefits and Guardianship Institute. Difficult professional ethical issues arise frequently in providing legal services to elderly clients, especially regarding capacity, identifying the client in the context of a family network, conflicts of interest, and confidentiality. Using a series of thought-provoking written vignettes, session examines key ethical issues in elder law. The NAELA Aspirational Ethical Standards is also introduced. Presented by Charles Sabatino. 1 hour.
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Ethics of Assessing Capacity (2016)

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Discusses how to recognize the unique ethical issues that arise when dealing with clients with diminished capacity; identifies the different functional capacities required by law; demonstrates questioning skills to determine legal capacity new ways to maximize capacity. Presented by Edwin M. Boyer and Prof. Roberta K. Flowers
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$199.00

Ethnic, Racial and LGBT Health Disparities (2011)

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From the National Aging & Law Institute. Examines racial and ethnic health disparities and cultural competency, including how those notions are defined and how they impact the health and health care advocacy needs of older GLBT persons. Of particular relevance are the "Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services" (CLAS Standards) of the Office of Minority Health, U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services. Proposed standards and ideas for advocacy practice (legal and otherwise) to address the health needs and concerns of older GLBT racial and ethnic minorities are offered by the presenters. Approx. 75 mins. Presented by Alfred J. Chiplin, Jr., Esq. and Brad Plebani, Esq., Center for Medicare Advocacy, Inc.
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Future Path for Strengthening Legal Services and Elder Rights (2012)

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Although OAA reauthorization remains a work in progress, this session explores implications for legal services/elder rights based on the current political landscape. The goal for this workshop-no matter what the status of reauthorization-is to explore ways to reinvigorate legal services/elder rights advocacy and re-energize advocates. Panelists and colleagues brainstorm on how elder rights advocates can best move forward to ensure strong legal assistance and elder rights systems in the future. Presented by Penelope A. Hommel, M.Sc., Co-Director, The Center for Social Gerontology; Sophie Kasimow, Staff Director, Subcommittee on Primary Health and Aging (Bernie Sanders I-VT); Natalie K. Thomas, Attorney at Law, State Legal Services Developer, Georgia Department of Human Services, Division of Aging Services; Omar R. Valverde, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Administration on Aging, Office of Elder Rights as part of the National Aging and Law Institute.
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$129.00
$129.00

Growing and Sustaining a Vibrant Legal Practice (2018)

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Learn how to grow and sustain a vibrant legal practice while increasing client satisfaction and care through an innovative approach to planning for aging individuals and individuals with special needs. This session will expose you to the practice of life care planning and will also address practical issues regarding adding support staff, additional attorneys, and a care coordinator.
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$199.00

Health Care Decision-Making Near the End of Life: From Micro to Macro (2012)

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Public policy addressing end-of-life decision-making has traditionally been focused on creating legal tools for individuals to express their wishes, i.e., advance directives. Learn how the state-of-the-art has moved from a legal model to a more flexible communications model and how broader systems of institutional policy, social policy, and shortcomings in caregiver supports hinder or advance person-centered decision-making. Presented by Charles P. Sabatino, JD, Director, ABA Commission on Law and Aging; and Joanne Lynn, MD, Director, Center for Elder Care and Advanced Illness, Altarum Institute as part of the National Aging and Law Institute.
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High Impact Legal Assistance for Seniors: Innovations in Legal Service Delivery (2012)

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This workshop focuses on proven innovations in the creation of statewide legal service delivery systems that are well integrated, cost effective, and targeted to older persons in the greatest social or economic need. Presented by Sarah Halsell, Legal Services Developer for the State of Florida and Chair, National Association of Legal Services Developers; Penelope A. Hommel, Co-Director, The Center for Social Gerontology; and Omar R. Valverde, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Administration on Aging, Office of Elder Rights as part of the National Aging and Law Institute.
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$129.00

Immigration Issues Impacts On Guardianship (2018)

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Guardianship practitioners are facing more immigration issues than ever before in their practices. This session will address various issues that may arise in a guardianship including the legal issues surrounding a person under guardianship who is an immigrant, the employ of non-citizen caregivers and other employees. This session will also address the use of minor guardianships in situations where the parent or parents are facing deportation.
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$199.00

Incapable Persons Residing in Both USA/Canada (2012)

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Breakout session from the 2012 Annual National Conference. Presented by Kimberly A. Whaley, C.S. LL.M. TEP. 1 hour. A panel discussion including several common fact situations where legal and jurisdictional issues will arise when incapable persons own property and/or live/or visit in both countries.
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Issues Encountered in Legal Capacity Counseling 2019

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This session will address advising clients on how capacity is determined, the level of capacity required for various legal activities, and representing those who are or may be the subject of guardianship/conservatorship proceedings or other protective arrangements. Presented by Gregory French
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$199.00