In this issue we cover topics such as transferring to a skilled nursing facility, the challenges of reentry into society for formerly incarcerated older adults, why students should consider a career in elder law, a review of the 2024 National Aging and Law Conference and more.
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Assessment of Older Adults with Diminished Capacities: A Handbook for Lawyers, 2nd Edition
ABA Advance Directives: Counseling Guide for Lawyers
Why am I left in the waiting room? Understanding the Four C's of Elder Law Ethics
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