HaTzipporim (Empty Nesters) Presents: Let’s Talk About Caregiving
Sunday, November 3, 10:30 am
Please join us for a special conversation at Holy Blossom Temple, especially for our HaTzipporim (Empty Nesters) demographic with experienced lawyer Felice Kirsh, about the life stage many of you are in as the Sandwich Generation. No matter what kind of “Sandwich” you are being served right now, providing care for aging parents requires tremendous energy and resources and Felice will be there to advise. Together we will explore the emotional, mental, physical, and legal and financial aspects of caregiving. Join us to share your experiences, learn from Felice Kirsh and others and receive support from those who may be in similar situations.
Treats from Holy Grounds will be provided!
ABOUT OUR PRESENTER:
Felice Kirsh is a partner with Schnurr Kirsh Oelbaum Tator LLP and has been practicing in estate litigation for more than 30 years. Felice has years of experience obtaining successful results for her clients by applying a practical and pragmatic approach to the complex issues involved in estate litigation.
She is a Certified Specialist in the area of Estates and Trusts Law and has been recognized by her peers as one of the Best Lawyers in Canada every year since 2008 in the specialty area of Estates and Trusts. She is also consistently named as a Lexpert Ranked lawyer.
Felice is a highly sought after speaker and has chaired programs for the Law Society of Upper Canada, as well as written and presented papers for many professional and educational organizations, including Osgoode Hall School of Continuing Legal Education and the Society of Trust and Estates Practitioners Canada. Felice has written and presented on a wide variety of topics, including limitation periods in will challenges, claims against the estate by spouses under the Family Law Act, and special considerations for attorneys for property.
Felice Kirsh practices exclusively in the area of estates and trusts law with an emphasis on estate litigation and mental incompetency disputes. Areas of emphasis include will challenges, will interpretations, dependant support claims, guardianship proceedings, constructive trust claims and quantam meruit claims.
