Gray Divorce: Estate & Medicaid Planning Implications in New York

A divorce almost always comes with emotional, personal, and financial complications. A divorce later in life, however, can add a level of complexity to a client's estate and tax plan. Join elder law attorney Lauren C. Enea, Esq., partner at Enea, Scanlan & Sirignano, LLP, for an in-depth look at potential complications and how to address them - from division of assets and tax issues to estate and long-term care planning.

Learning Objectives:

1. Address the unique estate planning challenges that arise from a divorce later in life, including division of assets and tax implications

2. Identify the impact of gray divorce on long-term care planning and Medicaid eligibility for seniors

3. Explore strategies for addressing the financial and legal complexities of estate planning post-divorce