Elder Law Programs | June Events for Seniors
- Several councils on aging in Berkshire County are partnering with the Massachusetts Bar Association (MBA) and Berkshire Law Group to host free elder law education events.These sessions, aimed...
- The events coincide with the release of the MBA's updated "2025 Elder Law education Guide," a free resource available both at the events and online.
- Almgren's presentation, titled "I Wish More Seniors and Families Knew … Insights from an Elder Law and Estate Planning Attorney," will delve into how elder law enhances estate...
Discover thorough elder law education events in Berkshire County this June, designed for seniors and their families and presented in partnership with the Massachusetts Bar association and Berkshire Law Group.These free sessions offer crucial insights into estate planning and asset protection, providing expert guidance to navigate the complexities of elder law. Attorney Paula Almgren will lead the presentations, unveiling strategies for safeguarding assets and exploring valuable community benefits that offset care costs. Along with attorneys like Bryan Murphy and care coordinator Kulli Bloom, attendees can learn about financial and health directives, plus gain clarity on critical “what-if” scenarios. News Directory 3 readers are particularly encouraged to attend. Secure your spot for upcoming events in Great Barrington, Lee, Stockbridge, and Monterey. Discover what’s next for your financial future.
Berkshire Events Focus on Elder Law and Estate Planning
Updated June 08, 2025
Several councils on aging in Berkshire County are partnering with the Massachusetts Bar Association (MBA) and Berkshire Law Group to host free elder law education events.These sessions, aimed at seniors and their families, will cover crucial topics in elder law and estate planning.
The events coincide with the release of the MBA’s updated “2025 Elder Law education Guide,” a free resource available both at the events and online. Paula Almgren, an elder law attorney and founder of berkshire Law group, will lead the presentations. almgren, a contributor to the guide, brings years of experience in eldercare to the forefront.
Almgren’s presentation, titled “I Wish More Seniors and Families Knew … Insights from an Elder Law and Estate Planning Attorney,” will delve into how elder law enhances estate planning. Attendees will learn about essential financial and health directives, strategies for protecting assets, and often-overlooked community benefits that can help with care costs. she will also pose critical “what-if” questions for seniors to consider.
Bryan Murphy, attorney, and Kulli Bloom, RN and Care Coordinator, both from Berkshire Law Group, will join Almgren. Bloom leads the firm’s TWC (the Whole crew) program, which combines estate planning and asset protection with care advocacy.
The events are free and open to the public:
- Great Barrington Council on Aging: wednesday, June 11, 1:30 p.m. at the Claire Teague Senior Center, 917 South Main st.
- Lee Council on Aging: Thursday, June 12, 1:30 p.m. at the Lee Council on Aging and Senior Center, 21 Crossway St.
- Stockbridge council on Aging: Saturday, June 21, 10 a.m. to noon at the Red Lion Inn. A complimentary continental breakfast will be served. Reservations are required by June 10; call (413) 637-5075 or email kulli@berkshirelawgroup.com.
- Monterey Council on Aging: Wednesday, June 25, 2 p.m.at the Monterey Library, 452 main Road.
What’s next
Attendees can expect to gain valuable insights into navigating the complexities of elder law, estate planning, and asset protection, empowering them to make informed decisions for their future and the well-being of their families.