Protecting Your Legacy: Asset Protection Trusts & Deeds Explained
Join us for an informative session on Asset Protection Trusts and Deeds to secure your legacy and protect your assets.Â
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4 Documents More Important Than A Will
4 Documents More Important Than A Will
Josh Nelson, CEO and Owner of Nelson Elder Care Law, discusses the legal tools that should be in everyone's estate plan, and why a will might be the least important. Discussion will cover the critical documents to preserve your autonomy, give you peace of mind, and protect you from life's curveballs. This seminar is free, but registration is required: www.cobbseniors.org.
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Avoiding Probate and Protecting Assets
Avoiding Probate and Protecting Assets
Discover strategies and bust myths about asset protection in this discussion ledby Josh Nelson, CEO and Owner of Nelson Elder Care Law. In addition to how to protect your assets from probate, he will explain how some of the most common financial advice may leave you and your heirs vulnerable. This seminar is free, but registration is required: www.cobbseniors.org.
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ACAP: Responding to Challenging Behaviors of Alzheimer’s and Other Dementias
ACAP: Responding to Challenging Behaviors of Alzheimer’s and Other Dementias
Adult Children of Aging Parents - Cobb & Cherokee Chapter Event Sometimes, people with Alzheimer’s disease and other types of dementia, as well as those with other health and medical conditions associated with aging, behave in ways that adult children and other family members find particularly confusing, inappropriate, and even frightening. This program is designed to help families understand that what we may consider concerning or challenging behaviors from a loved one with dementia often reflects their physical, psychological, or social needs or wants. Participants in this program will learn how to interpret behavioral symptoms of dementia and identify appropriate strategies for responding to behaviors by treating illnesses, injury, or discomfort; become aware of how to redirect challenging symptoms, make needed changes to the environment, provide psychological support, and ensure adequate and appropriate social interactions. Presenter: Angelia Brigance, MS in Counseling and BA in Psych, Certified Practitioner of Human Interaction Technology, International Speaker and Author on dementia, and leader in the older adult space for over 30 years