Advising the Elderly or Disabled Client

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Advising the Elderly or Disabled Client
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Advising the Elderly or Disabled Client, Second Edition expedites research, providing specific answers and solutions to legal and practical questions and problems that arise in daily practice when representing elderly or disabled clients.

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Chapter 1: Clients with Special Needs-The Planner's Role
Chapter 2: The Initial Client Interview
Chapter 3: Overview of Common Mental and Physical Impairments
Chapter 4: Social Security Benefits
Chapter 5: Supplemental Security Income
Chapter 6: Proving Disability for Social Security and SSI Claims
Chapter 7: Social Security and SSI Applications & Appeals Issues
Chapter 8: Americans With Disabilities Act
Chapter 9: Other Federal and State Benefits
Chapter 10: Age Discrimination in Employment
Chapter 11: Private Pension Plans
Chapter 12: Health Care Maintenance
Chapter 13: Medicare
Chapter 14: Medicaid
Chapter 15: Nursing Homes and Long-Term Care Insurance
Chapter 16: Assisted Living and Other Housing Choices
Chapter 17: Special Planning for the Disabled Individual and Special Needs Trusts
Chapter 18: Special Planning Concerns for a Client With AIDS
Chapter 19: Medical Treatment Decision Making for Disabled Minors and Adults
Chapter 20: Situational Mental Incapacity-When Substitute Decision Making Is Needed
Chapter 21: Powers of Attorney and Other Forms of Substitute Decision Making
Chapter 22: Adult Guardianship and Conservatorship
Chapter 23: Right to Die Issues
Chapter 24: Federal Income Taxation
Chapter 25: Federal Estate and Gift Taxation
Chapter 26: Estate Planning
Chapter 27: Use of Trusts
Chapter 28: Elder Abuse, Exploitation, and Neglect
Chapter 0: Appendix Table of Contents
Appendix 0: Glossary

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