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Webinar Training

Part of AGED’s mission is to provide resources and training on senior and disability issues to the community at large. We give back by sharing what we know in-person training and online zoom webinars. Below is a list of upcoming trainings. Click the link to see more details or register for an event.

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2025 Webinars

Date: May 14th, 2025

Time: 11:00 am

Speaker: Sharon Reich, CTFA

Topic: Advancing Legal Advocacy: Special Needs Trust Strategies to Protect Benefits & Reduce Expenses

Description: Join us for a practical deep dive that demystifies the different types of Special Needs Trusts—d4A, d4B, d4C, and third party—while revealing powerful Medicaid strategies for your clients. With emphasis on Pooled Special Needs Trusts (d4C), discover how to reduce healthcare and medication costs, preserve assets, and qualify for long-term care Medicaid, all in one comprehensive session. Perfect for Florida attorneys and paralegals seeking to strengthen their advocacy skills, this webinar equips you with proven techniques to protect benefits and lower expenses.

1.0 Guardian CE’s approved, 1.0 CLE’s approved

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