Join us at the North Chatham Free Library for the 4th segment of our Death, Dying and Bereavement series entitled “Planning for the Inevitable - a Discussion on Elder Law and Medicaid” with Phillip Tribble, Esq., on Wednesday, October 18 from 10-11:30 a.m. This program is free of charge.

This program explores one of the priorities of dealing with the death of a parent or spouse – namely ensuring the preservation, protection and valued assets that have accumulated over a lifetime. Typically, this is achieved through Wills and Trusts and the coordination of asset ownership and beneficiary designation while at the same time maximizing tax considerations. A Trust is often suggested to help in dealing with nursing home planning - allowing you to retain income, control assets, and avoid probate, thereby reducing the time and cost to transfer assets. Peace of mind can be found in the knowledge that a professional, compassionate, and knowledgeable attorney is assisting you and your family to navigate the transfer of your loved one’s valued assets.

Register to ensure a seat: RegisterNorthChathamLibrary@gmail.com

This event is made possible by Live & Learn Committee with grateful thanks to the Bank of Greene County Charitable Foundation for funding.