SLD Event 2026
Register for Senior Law Day Today
Register for Senior Law Day Today
Event Details
Thursday, October 8th, 2026
9 [Read more]
Event Details
Thursday, October 8th, 2026
9 [Read more]
Event Details
Thursday, October 8th, 2026
9 [Read more]
The theme of World Elder Abuse Awareness Day on June 15th is “Be Bold, Age with Attitude.” We discussed real-life examples of individuals struggling with challenges and then moved forward with constructive advice from attorneys and aging professionals. We provided guidance and resources, educated on how to recognize abuse, and raise awareness on the importance of engagement within your community. Our hope is for seniors to become more skillful in making observations and using your voice to stand up and advocate for yourself and others around you.
Representatives from the following Westchester-based organizations who participated:
• Family Services of Westchester
• Office of the Westchester County District Attorney
• Pace Women’s Justice Center
• Westchester County Department of Social Services – Adult Protective Services
• Westchester County Department of Senior Programs & Services
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This special presentation will help veterans and their spouses understand and protect their [Read more]
Even if your income is above the Medicaid limits, you can qualify for [Read more]
Estate planning as a caregiver is complex; you must prepare for both yourself and the person you support, especially if your circumstances change.
This webinar offers practical steps to help you plan effectively. This is the last in our series Estate Planning for Life Situations.
Speaker: Kristine Garcia-Elliott, Esq., Vishnick, McGovern, Milzio LLP
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Equitable access to palliative care and hospice is critically important for those living with serious or terminal illness. During this [Read more]
Suppose you become unable to make health care decisions for yourself? Do you have documents in place that will allow [Read more]
This webinar covers the Estate Planning challenges of the solo ager, which are in important ways different from those facing people with spouses, children, or other close family members. What kinds of decisions and actions will need to be taken, and who will deal with them if the solo ager is unable to do so himself or herself? In this session, we consider what might be done by the solo ager in advance to protect against the consequences of physical or mental incapacity.
This is the third in our Estate Planning for Life Situations Webinar Series
Speaker: David A. Cutner, Esq., Managing Partner, Lamson & Cutner, P.C.; Broadcast on March 25, 2026
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This webinar covers several scenarios that today’s older adults face, including those married to a first spouse, married to [Read more]