On February 12 and 13, 2016, the Elder Law Practice hosted a conference on Understanding Dementia, and on Representing Individuals with Diminished and Diminishing Capacity.
The first day was open to all professionals and community members. The link for that program is: https://www.mcguffey.net/2016conference.
The second day was for lawyers. The link for that program is: https://www.mcguffey.net/dalton-conference-2016.
If you are interested in participating in our 2017 Conference, or if you want more information, contact Melinda Byers.
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