Elder Law Short Course 2023 - Online On-Demand Sessions

Matters involving multigenerational members of family arise often in elder law representation, and they invoke unique ethical considerations. Originally presented as part of the Elder Law Short Course 2023.

Hear from both currently presiding and retired judges for the bench's perspective on elder law cases. Originally presented as part of the Elder Law Short Course 2023.

Problem trusts can become even more problematic when they involve incapacitated grantors, non-existent trustees, and disabled beneficiaries. What do you do when you are administering an outdated trust, a poorly drafted trust, a trust that no longer serves its intended purpose, a trust whose cost of administration outweighs the benefit, or a trust that doesn’t meet the needs of its beneficiaries? This session highlights options available in the Illinois Trust Code to fix a problem trust, including decanting, virtual representation, and non-judicial settlement agreements. Originally presented as part of the Elder Law Short Course 2023.

From organ donation to funeral planning, faith-based preferences surrounding end of life issues run the gamut and can make planning challenging and complex. Learn the common and not-so-common traditions that will help you develop a comprehensive plan for your clients. Originally presented as part of the Elder Law Short Course 2023.