2013 - Trusts & Welfare Guardianship - Planning for when we are no longer here. South Auckland - Thursday 31 October – 7-9pm, Nathan Homestead, 70 Hill Road, Manurewa. North Auckland - Wednesday 6 November – 7-9pm YES Disability Resource Centre, 3 William Laurie Place, Albany Presenter: Nan Jensen, Barrister and Solicitor, Quinlaw. Cost: $30 per family – Presentation handouts and light supper provided. RSVP: 636-0351 or [email protected] Maximum capacity of 20 people to attend each seminar so RSVP is essential. Who Should Attend: The parents of disabled people who are concerned with the wellbeing and future of their loved one over the long term. This seminar explores the use of Welfare Guardianship for a person with an intellectual disability once they turn 18 yrs. Also discussed is the use of a Trust for managing assets. Sample legal documents are provided on a CD and questions are encouraged. Each family attending receives a comprehensive resource pack of information. Nan Jensen – Barrister and Solicitor, Quinlaw. Nan has been involved in the disability sector since 1998, in governance, advisory, support parent, advocacy and employee capacities. Two of her four children are on the autism spectrum, and she decided to study law after taking a successful arbitration case against the Ministry of Education to retain ORRS funding for her son. She was admitted to the bar in 2012 and specialises in disability law. She lives in Te Kowhai near Hamilton with her husband, Søren, their children and their dog.
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