How Not to Get Old: Avoiding Forced Retirement

Learn about ways implicit bias can affect our communications and actions in the workplace, and explore ways to ‘interrupt’ bias and improve the workplace environment.

Court-appointed guardians sometimes make mistakes that put them in the judge’s cross-hairs. Whether they’ve moved grandma without alerting the court or given themselves and other family members gifts, guardians sometimes make decisions that garner negative attention and require explanation. This presentation shares scenarios in which guardians have found themselves in trouble, and equips attorneys with guidelines toward coaching guardians away from making mistakes and putting themselves at risk.

Understand various aspects relating to the testimony of physicians during a guardianship trial. Originally presented as part of the 14th Annual Elder Law Short Course, available in its entirety as P9007-18U.