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Growing Older eBook Launch

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Fort Scratchley Function Centre
newcastle east, australia
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You’re invited to the launch of our new eBook Growing Older –​​​​​​​ Your legal guide to protecting your interests and wishes as you grow older on 21 September at Fort Scratchley Function Centre – held proudly in conjunction with the Hunter Ageing Alliance.

At the launch, a round table discussion of highly accomplished experts in their own area of elder law will share their tips for overcoming the challenges and celebrating the opportunities that come with growing older.

The discussion will cover topics including healthy ageing and developing aged-friendly cities, wills and estate planning, planning for retirement, aged care accommodation and contract issues, and elder abuse.

Moderated by our Principal and aged care advocate Catherine Henry, speakers will include: 

  • Rodney Lewis OAM - Senior Solicitor, Elderlaw Legal Services and author of Elder Law in Australia (currently in its 3rd edition)
  • Dr John Ward – Senior Geriatrician and founding Chair, Hunter Ageing Alliance
  • Rosie Copp - Financial Advisor and Accredited Aged Care Specialist, Coastal Advice Group
  • Jessica Rea - Wills & Estates Solicitor, Catherine Henry Lawyers and author of Growing Older eBook

As well as providing information on how the law can help people navigate these issues and make the most of their hard-earned assets, attending the launch of Growing Older will give you an opportunity to meet with others working in the areas of retirement planning and aged care.

Date: Thursday, 21 September 2023

Time: 10:30 am - 12:00 noon

Venue: Fort Scratchley Function Centre, 1/3 Nobbys Road, Newcastle East

We look forward to you joining us!
Catering for morning tea will be provided.

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Fort Scratchley Function Centre
newcastle east, australia