The Legal Field Guide to Helping Aging Parents

 

an introduction to estate planning and probate law

to turn confusion into confidence

 

Watching a loved one become unable to care for themselves and experiencing their death is hard enough without all of the legal issues. In the Field Guide, I’ll teach you the legal issues you’ll run into when someone is incapacitated and when they pass away, how to deal with – or avoid – a legal mess and when it’s time to call in a professional.

 

Go from feeling overwhelmed and confused to feeling equipped with knowledge, and experience confidence in facing the legal issues you and your loved one will encounter.

$197

Dealing with a loved one’s incapacity and their death is overwhelming for so many reasons.

One reason is that legal issues come up and legal issues can be confusing.

But knowledge is power over confusion.

Learn the basics of the legal issues that come up

and when you need to work with a professional, in the Field Guide.

The Field Guide Teaches You

How Assets Move After Death

The Legal Issues You'll Face

When The Court Becomes Involved

When It's Time To Work With A Professional

Course Curriculum

The Field Guide is an online, at your pace, course where I teach you what you need to know about legal issues that come up when a loved one encounters health issues and passes away.

Introduction

    • Introduction Video
    • Downloadable Workbook

How Assets Move

    • How Assets Move Video

The Role of Documents

    • The Role of Documents Video

Taxes

    • Taxes Video

Incapacity

    • Incapacity Video

Inheritance

    • Inheritance Video

Nursing Home Care

    • Nursing Home Care Video

Bonus: An Effective Estate Plan

    • Bonus: An Effective Estate Plan Video

Let’s Face This.

COMMING SOON Watch a free preview of the Field Guide

Real Testimonials

See what other students are saying about your Field Guide teacher, Jen Gumbel

  • P.S.

    I recommend this workshop to anyone wanting to sleep better at night.

    - Minnesota

  • L.S.

    Not leaving a mess for my loved ones upon my death is a top priority.

    - California

  • M.S.

    I want my family members to take this!

    - Minnesota

  • P.S.

    Every adult, no matter their age, can benefit from it. Don't put it off, you never know what tomorrow will bring.

    - Minnesota

  • J.S.

    I recommend this Workshop.

    - Minnesota

  • L.H.

    Thank you for an amazing, valuable, much needed course!

    - Maryland

  • L.H.

    I took your course to help my mother "get things in order" but I learned I have just as much responsibility to have my own things in order.. people wait too long.

    - Maryland

  • L.S.

    I am confident that I've completed the necessary financial organization and that gives me peace of mind.

    - California

  • J.S.

    This was so easy to use!

    - Minnesota

  • L.S.

    Jen demystified the process by providing clear explanations in her easy-going manner and organized the course in manageable steps so as not to overwhelm.

    - California

Frequently Asked Questions

Isn't having a will enough?

Leaving a manageable to-do list isn’t just about documents. I see people with lots of documents leave messes all the time. Documents are important, they set up the plan. But it takes more to leaving a manageable to-do list and to make sure the plan actually happens. In the Field Guide, you’ll learn how assets move and the role of documents like wills and trusts.

What does it cost?

A single payment of $197

How long is the course and how long do I have access?

The course is approximately an hour of instruction over eight sessions. You have unlimited access to the video course for as long as the course is available.  You have the downloadable workbook that is yours for future reference.

How can I learn more?

  1. Take the quiz to find your barrier to legacy.
  2. See the course curriculum and a free preview video when you sign-up for a student account.
  3. Enroll Now.

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