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Nuts and Bolts of Elder Law Planning in New York
What You'll Learn AI-Generated
- 1 Health care proxy is New York's sole statutory appointment of a health care agent and cannot name co‑agents
- 2 Draft a broad durable power of attorney (avoid springing POAs) to permit gifting, trust creation, and financial acts
- 3 Use irrevocable Medicaid trusts for asset protection while planning years ahead because of look‑back rules and estate inclusion
- 4 Navigate Medicaid applications with the NYIA independent assessment and ADL thresholds of 2/5 with dementia, 3/5 otherwise
"Clear, well-organized overview of New York elder-law basics with practical, immediately usable tips from an experienced practitioner."
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- 1 hour on-demand video
- Certificate of completion
- CLE credits and reporting (if applicable)
- Closed captions
- Desktop & mobile access
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