Taxes, Preservation of Assets, IRAs, Social Security
Year-end 2026 comes with several “deadlines” – charitable contributions, IRA required minimum distributions, [Read more]
During this webinar, we preview the upcoming Senior Law Day (October 8th in White Plains), with remarks from the Senior Law Day Collaborative leadership team. Each professional discusses a key current trend and how you can leverage the workshops on 10/8 and other Senior Law Day resources.
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Panelists: Megan Brown, Westchester Library System; Melinda Bellus, Esq., Legal Services of the Hudson Valley; [Read more]
Estate planning and Elder Law don’t have to be confusing. This webinar explains the basic terms in clear, everyday language so you can better understand how tools like wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and long-term care Medicaid work together to protect you and your loved ones. Whether you’re creating your first estate plan or updating an existing one, you’ll leave with practical knowledge and peace of mind.
Speakers: Asha Paulose, Esq. Law Office of Asha Paulose
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This special presentation helps veterans and their spouses understand and protect their legal rights. Benefits are reviewed under the 2025 New York State Guard VA Benefits Act and earlier Pension Poaching Prevention Act. The webinar covers how to identify a scam targeting veterans and understand nuances in veteran and spousal rights. The speaker discusses aide and attendance benefits and aging help from the VA versus Medicaid and how they can work together at home, in assisted living , and through VA nursing care.
Speakers: Benjamin Pomerance, Esq., Deputy Counsel, New York State Department of Veterans’ Services , with special remarks by [Read more]
Income above Medicaid limits? Learn how a Pooled Income Trust may help you qualify for Community or Home Care Medicaid.
Speaker: Brian Lawrence, Outreach Coordinator of LIFE, Inc. Pooled Trust Services
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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]
Speaker: Maria C. Corrao, Esq., Keane & Beane, P.C.; Broadcast on January 28, 2026
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Speaker: Deborah Farber-Kaiser, Esq. Cuddy + Feder LLP; Broadcast on January 6, 2026
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Speaker: Samantha A. Lyons, Esq. Falcon, Rappaport & Berkman, LLP; Broadcast on December 10, 2025
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