BBNA Webinar: Planning for Disability in an Aging World
by John M. Fusco III
http://www.bna.com/bbna-webinar-planning-b17179877998/ (ขนาดไฟล์: 0 )
On Thursday, October 31, 2013, Bloomberg BNA presents a new practical webinar, Planning for Disability in an Aging World. Many practitioners have had or will have clients who are incapacitated to some degree, whether mentally or physically. As life expectancies increase in the United States, 2 the number of individuals with some type of disability or incapacity may also increase. Although some clients with a disability or degree of incapacity will still be able to make decisions regarding their health care and property management, others may not be able to do so. Advance planning is critical to provide for the seamless transfer of control from the client to the designated agent when and if the client is no longer able to make decisions for herself or her family, or to ensure that another steps into the role of decision-maker to make decisions for the client or the client's family when the client lacks capacity to do so.
Rebecca Morgan and Robert Fleming, two of the nation’s leading Elder Care experts and coauthors of the Bloomberg BNA Planning for Disability portfolio, will cover the common planning tools and methods for surrogate decision-making, financial management, as well as some of the more common government benefit programs for individuals who may be disabled.
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by John M. Fusco III http://www.bna.com/bbna-webinar-planning-b17179877998/ On Thursday, October 31, 2013, Bloomberg BNA presents a new practical webinar, Planning for Disability in an Aging World. Many practitioners have had or will have clients who are incapacitated to some degree, whether mentally or physically. As life expectancies increase in the United States, 2 the number of individuals with some type of disability or incapacity may also increase. Although some clients with a disability or degree of incapacity will still be able to make decisions regarding their health care and property management, others may not be able to do so. Advance planning is critical to provide for the seamless transfer of control from the client to the designated agent when and if the client is no longer able to make decisions for herself or her family, or to ensure that another steps into the role of decision-maker to make decisions for the client or the client's family when the client lacks capacity to do so. Rebecca Morgan and Robert Fleming, two of the nation’s leading Elder Care experts and coauthors of the Bloomberg BNA Planning for Disability portfolio, will cover the common planning tools and methods for surrogate decision-making, financial management, as well as some of the more common government benefit programs for individuals who may be disabled.
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