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Expert in Elder Law? Estate planning is not what it used to be. As an industry we planned very well for our clients in the moments before they die and after their death – but we woefully under planned for their disability, especially a long-term disability. Valerie and Scott will go over not only the opportunities to help our past clients correct their plans, but also how to use this “4th Quarter” planning of life concept to attract and deeply help those individuals and couples over 60 years old – and even those younger families. This may be your next evolution as a practitioner.
(Purchase of this product will include a Video recording, an Audio recording, and a PDF copy of the presentation.)
Presented by Valerie Peterson, JD and Scott Stewart, Esq.
Expert in Elder Law? Estate planning is not what it used to be. As an industry we planned very well for our clients in the moments before they die and after their death – but we woefully under planned for their disability, especially a long-term disability. Valerie and Scott will go over not only the opportunities to help our past clients correct their plans, but also how to use this “4th Quarter” planning of life concept to attract and deeply help those individuals and couples over 60 years old – and even those younger families. This may be your next evolution as a practitioner.
(Purchase of this product will include a Video recording, an Audio recording, and a PDF copy of the presentation.)
Presented by Valerie Peterson, JD and Scott Stewart, Esq.
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