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Catch Up and Get Ahead with Elder Law Short Course On-Demand
Dive deep into the developments that matter most. For a limited time, all 2024 and 2025 Elder Law Short Course On‑Demand programs—full courses and individual sessions—are 25% off.
These rich, skillfully-led CLE programs offer a chance to:
- revisit key changes
- strengthen your understanding, and
- refine your approach to daily practice.
This sale ends Friday, March 13, 2026. Choose the full program for a comprehensive, structured refresher, or select the sessions that align with the challenges you’re navigating right now.
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Elder Law Short Course 2024
P9007-24U
Enhance your skills, broaden your knowledge base and network with peers and experienced faculty at the annual Elder Law Short Course! This comprehensive program is designed for Illinois attorneys specializing in elder law and provides a focused exploration of the most current and critical issues affecting older adults and their families. Topics covered include estate planning, Medicaid, long-term care planning and updates on recent legal developments.
Online On-Demand, includes all breakout sessions.
Purchase Individual Sessions Here
Online On-Demand, includes all breakout sessions.
Purchase Individual Sessions Here
From $506.25
Elder Law Short Course 2025
P9007-25U
Strengthen your skills, expand your knowledge at the annual Elder Law Short Course! Designed for Illinois attorneys focused on elder law, this comprehensive program offers an in-depth look at the most current and important issues affecting older adults and their families. Topics include estate planning, Medicaid, guardianship issues, and recent legal developments.
Purchase Individual Sessions Here
Purchase Individual Sessions Here
From $506.25
Elder Abuse and Diminished Capacity
P9007-25R-12B
Explore the complex intersection of elder abuse and diminished capacity, with a focus on evolving strategies for identification, intervention, and advocacy. This session will address new approaches to assessing capacity, legal tools available to protect vulnerable adults, and the implications of updated ABA Rule 1.14 on representing clients with diminished capacity. Gain insight into practical case management, ethical duties, and effective collaboration with professionals in other disciplines.
Originally presented as part of Elder Law Short Course 2025.
Originally presented as part of Elder Law Short Course 2025.
$65.00 $48.75
The Client Comes First: Ethics, Caregivers, and Powers of Attorney
P9007-25R-12A
When an interested party (caregiver, spouse, child, friend, or agent under a Power of Attorney) is involved, attorneys and geriatric care managers must clearly identify and protect the true client. This session covers practical and ethical strategies to manage caregiver influence, maintain boundaries, and address conflicts. Attendees will gain tools to recognize red flags and ensure advocacy remains focused on the client’s rights and wishes.
Originally presented as part of Elder Law Short Course 2025.
Originally presented as part of Elder Law Short Course 2025.
$65.00 $48.75
Guardianship Problems and Contested Cases
P9007-25R-11B
Disputes in guardianship cases are becoming more frequent and more complex. This session will cover the most common challenges that arise—such as objections to appointments, claims of undue influence, disagreements among family members, and allegations of incapacity. Learn how to navigate contested hearings, handle difficult parties, and manage the procedural and evidentiary issues that come with these high-stakes cases.
Originally presented as part of Elder Law Short Course 2025.
Originally presented as part of Elder Law Short Course 2025.
$65.00 $48.75
Planning for Retirement Accounts In Elder Law
P9007-25R-11A
Retirement accounts can be a major asset in estate planning—especially when special needs trusts (SNTs) and elder law considerations come into play. This session will cover how the SECURE Act changed the rules for inherited retirement accounts and what that means when planning for individuals with disabilities. Learn practical drafting tips, explore tax consequences, and examine how to align retirement assets with SNTs and long-term care planning.
Originally presented as part of Elder Law Short Course 2025.
Originally presented as part of Elder Law Short Course 2025.
$65.00 $48.75