Women and Wills - Estate Planning for Your Aging Parents

Join Liza Hanks in this interactive session (30-minute discussion and 15-minute Q and A) to hear the inside story on what an estate plan is, why it matters, and, most importantly, how you can come to the process prepared and ready to make a plan that protects those you love most.
As parents age, caretaking often falls to their adult children, often busy with their own lives. Finding creative ways to talk to your parents about what they have in place, or don’t, is a critical part of being able to take care of them when the time comes.
In this course, you’ll learn about the documents your parents need to have, or get, in place, why they matter and how to use them, and learn some creative ways to have the conversations you need to be having, even with reluctant parents.
About the Host
Liza Hanks is a partner at GCA Law Partners LLP in Mountain View, where she practices estate planning, trust administration, and probate law. She’s also the author of Every Californian’s Guide to Estate Planning: Wills, Trusts & Everything Else and The Trustee’s Legal Companion (with Attorney Carol Zolla), both published by Nolo. Liza is also the author of Ask Liza: Nolo’s Estate Planning Blog, blog.nolo.com/estateplanning/ and the Life/Death/Law podcast, podcast.lifedeathlaw.com/.
Liza is a certified specialist in Estate Planning, Trust, and Probate Law by the State Bar of California Board of Legal Specialization and taught Estate Planning and Taxation at Santa Clara University Law School. She is a graduate of Stanford Law School, a former magazine editor, and the mother of two children (neither of whom show any desire to become attorneys). Her practice focuses on estate planning, trust administration, and probate for families of all ages, with an emphasis on educating her clients so that they understand and maintain their estate plans over time.

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