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Senior Law Day

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Tomorrow is the last day to register for the 10th annual Senior Law Day, coming to the Westchester County Center on Oct. 15.

The event, run by the county’s Department of Senior Programs and Services, will offer presentations from experts in elder law, financial planning and caregiving. It is free and open to the public.

There will be 13 workshops on a wide variety of topics, including age discrimination in the workplace and “smart gifing” to children and grandchildren. Two sessions will be in Spanish.

From noon to 1 p.m., lawyers and certified financial planners will also offer free one-on-one 15-minute consultations, by advance appointment only.

Register for the free sessions (above) and for the event itself by Oct. 9. Call 914-813-6400

Senior Law Day, which runs from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Oct. 15, includes a free breakfast.

Admission is also free. For more info, go to westchestergov.com

This entry was posted on Thursday, October 8th, 2009 at 5:43 pm by Linda Lombroso.
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We've been called "the sandwich generation" and with good reason. Most of today's baby boomers (born between 1946 and 1964) are dealing with aging parents and college-age kids -- or starting again as empty nesters, adapting to a new life without children at home.


In the Middle will address a variety of topics, including caring for aging parents (medical, ethical, emotional and financial issues) and caring for parents long-distance (what do we do when parents live out of state, or are citizens of another country and we can't bring them to the U.S. for medical care?).


It will also cover the way we deal with the financial and emotional demands of our teenage and young-adult children. Middle age also presents its own "crises": How do we handle that first mailing from AARP? Preventive health screenings (like colonoscopies and bone-density tests)? What are the dating options for those who find themselves single in middle age?


In the Middle will explore all these topics and more, as we share resources and learn from each other's experiences.


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Linda Lombroso Baby boomer Linda Lombroso was born in Queens and grew up in Port Washington. She began her journalism career at New York Magazine and Rolling Stone, and came back to the field after spending 10 years as a stay-at-home mother. Linda joined The Journal News in 1997 and has been a Life & Style writer since 2000. She has three children.

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