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About the Seminar
What is a hot power, a POST, the SECURE Act?  Are updates to the guardianship law better serving the alleged incapacitated individual? What is supported decision-making and does it work? Can I get paid for helping people with disabilities get the help they need? What is new in the world of Medicaid and VA planning for long term care? Was my client really admitted to the hospital? These are just a few of the questions for which you might find answers by attending this live intermediate to advanced level program.

About the Seminar
Welcome and Opening Remarks
Franchelle C. Millender - Millender Elder Law, LLC
Ethics
Kathryn Cook DeAngelo
Planning for Incapacity
Donna Sands - Priest & Sands LLC
Planning for Client w/Disabilities
Franchelle C. Millender - Millender Elder Law, LLC
ABLE
Andrew J. Atkins - Millender Elder Law, LLC
Planning for Death
Melody Breeden - Turner Padget Graham & Laney, PA
Catherine H. Kennedy - Turner Padget Graham & Laney, PA
Social Security and SSI
Mike Bridges - Dobson Jones Ball Phillips & Bridges, PA
Medicare
Andrew J. Atkins - Millender Elder Law, LLC
Medicaid
Sarah St. Onge - Millender Elder Law, LLC
Patricia Harrison - Patricia Logan Harrison Attorney at Law
Home, Nursing Home
Michael S. Large - Law Office of Deirdre W. Edmonds, PA
Hospital
Kirby R. Mitchell - S.C. Legal Services
CRCFS and Other Facilities
Sarah St. Onge - Millender Elder Law, LLC
Funding LTC
Franchelle C. Millender - Millender Elder Law, LLC
Taxes and Long-Term Care
Mitchell Payne - Payne & Black, LLC
Medicaid for Long-Term Care
Franchelle C. Millender - Millender Elder Law, LLC
VA Planning Using Medicaid Strategies
Mitchell C. Payne - Payne & Black, LLC
Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation
Sarah St. Onge - Millender Elder Law, LLC
Surrogate and Supported Decision-Making
Sarah St. Onge - Millender Elder Law, LLC
Guardianship and Protective Proceedings
Michael Polk - Belser & Belser PA
Contested Cases
Chadwicke L. Groover - Upstate Elder Law, PA
Emergency and Temporary Appointments
Sarah St. Onge - Millender Elder Law, LLC
The GAL
Michael S. Large - Law Office of Deirdre W. Edmonds, PA

About the Book
To purchase A Practical Guide to Elder and Special Needs Law in South Carolina, Second Edition please click here. This publication is NOT included in the program cost.

Principal Author and Editor: Franchelle C. Millender
Contributing Authors and Editors: Sarah Garland St. Onge and Andrew J. Atkins
Contributing Authors: Melody J. E. Breeden, Michael B. Bridges, Kathryn C. DeAngelo, Chadwicke L. Groover, Patricia L. Harrison, Catherine H. Kennedy, Michael S. Large, Kirby R. Mitchell, Mitchell C. Payne, Michael J. Polk, and Donna V. Sands

-Do you have clients who are elderly or disabled and need assistance in providing for long term care?
-Do you have clients who have questions about Social Security, Medicare, Supplemental Security Income, Medicaid, Veterans benefits?
-Do any of your clients need direction in choosing a long-term care facility for a family member?
-Do you need easy access to the latest information about wills, trusts, powers of attorney or the estate planning process?
-Are you aware of the tax consequences of an action as simple as a deed from parent to child?

Issues relating to aging and disability touch everyone. As an attorney, you will be asked questions about the many decisions that must be made to provide needed care. And with more than 970 pages, 26 chapters, 10 exhibits and a stand-alone forms book with 22 sample forms, this is the book you must have to help your clients get the answers they need.

It took this distinguished panel of elder law practitioners, along with probate and estate planning practitioners, more than two years to reorganize, plan and write this Second Edition, And what they've produced is a guide for every attorney who advises older clients, disabled clients, and families of those who are elderly or have special needs. It is a comprehensive, practical resource that answers not only issues of substantive law, but also helps the attorney work through the many ethical issues inherent in the practice of elder and special needs law.

A sampling of issues addressed in the Second Edition include: planning for incapacity, disability and death; the ABLE Act; available government benefits (Social Security, SSI, Medicare, Medicaid, Veterans benefits); delivery of care; funding the cost of long-term care; tax aspects as they relate to planning for long term care and disability; accessing Medicaid for long term care; abuse, neglect and exploitation; and brand new material on surrogate and supported decision making.  Additionally, the sample forms in this book are outstanding. These include: a sample legal representation agreement, health care power of attorney, psychiatric advance directive, sample language for gifting authority in a durable power of attorney, supplemental trusts, a several versions of sample Wills, plus many more!

A downloadable copy of both the text and the forms will come with the purchase of your hard copy.
 

Mandatory MCLE Credit Hours
This seminar qualifies for 6.33 MCLE credit hours, including up to 6.33 Estate Planning & Probate, and 0.75 Taxation Specialization credit hours.

 This is an Intermediate to Advanced Level Program. 

Note: When submitting your compliance reports to the SC Commission on CLE and Specialization, if you completed this in 2024, please use this course code: 241154ADO.
 

Note: When submitting your compliance reports to the SC Commission on CLE and Specialization, if you completed this in 2025, please use this course code: 250809ADO.

 

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