LONG TERM CARE PLANNING

In this webinar, elder law attorneys Jackie Yarmo, Esq. and Lauren Marinaro, Esq., will discuss what you need to know to prepare for your or your loved ones’ long term care needs, including:

• What are the long term care costs and options?
• What public benefits are available and how do I qualify?
• Can I preserve assets and still qualify for public benefits?
• What is the difference between Medicare and Medicaid?

Jackie and Lauren will also answer your questions and examine the many resources available to help prepare for the future and avoid common missteps. Join us for an engaging conversation about these important issues!

Register HERE to receive the Zoom link.

About the presenters:

LAUREN MARINARO, ESQ.: Lauren S. Marinaro strives to be a champion of the rights of the elderly and disabled. She is a Partner at Fink Rosner Ershow-Levenberg Marinaro, LLC, focusing on Elder and Disability Law matters including Estate Planning, Legal Guardianship, Medicaid Asset Preservation Planning, Medicaid Fair Hearings, Estate Administration and Estate and Fiduciary Litigation. She also handles real estate sales. She has been in practice since 2006. In 2007, Lauren became the first person in the country to earn an L.L.M. (Masters of Law and Letters) in Elder Law, from the University of Kansas. Lauren earned her Bachelors and Masters Degrees in Public Affairs and Politics from Rutgers University and her J.D. from the University of Kansas.

JACQUELINE YARMO, ESQ.: Jacqueline (Jackie) Yarmo is a long-time Verona resident and an Associate Attorney at Fink Rosner Ershow-Levenberg Marinaro, LLC. She focuses her practice in elder law, guardianship, Medicaid applications, special needs trust and estate planning, and estate administration. After graduating from Rutgers Law School cum laude, Jackie served as a law clerk to the Honorable Judge Randal C. Chiocca in the Chancery Court of Passaic County. Jackie receives appointments to serve as counsel in guardianship and probate matters in Essex, Passaic, and Union counties and is passionate about protecting the rights of people with disabilities and the elderly.