It’s rare to have the opportunity to create a secure plan for ones older age that also considers the possibility for cognitive decline, such as dementia or other mental incapacitation. With more than 5.8 million Americans living with Alzheimer’s*— and 29,000 adults in Hawaii — Hawaii Community Federal Credit Union is presenting “Proactive Planning for Incapacity.” Attendees will learn how to plan wisely today for a time when they may not be able to make important life and legal decisions.
Seating is limited so please RSVP today!
Presented by John Roth, Attorney, Hawaii Trust & Estate Counsel, and Karyn Clay, President, Ho`oNani Adult Care Services, this unique workshop will provide such important information as: • A legal definition for “capacity” • Care options • How to manage if the cost of care depletes all liquid assets • Legal options, including Guardianships / Conservatorship, Joint Assets vs. Signatory, Power of Attorney, Trusts and more.
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