Seminars & Webinars

When a loved one’s health changes, knowing what to do next can feel overwhelming. Join us for a practical, educational panel where local experts will share guidance on navigating changing care needs, understanding your options, and making informed decisions. Hear real-world insights, explore available resources, and get your questions answered during an interactive Q&A.

What we’ll cover:

RSVP to Comsewogue Public Library at 631-928-1212 option 3 for Adult Services or [email protected]

Join us as we discuss the importance of having basic Estate Planning documents in place including advance directives. We will also touch upon new changes in 2026 that could affect your estate planning.

Join us for an insightful discussion on the importance of estate planning. We will explain key tools such as health care proxies and the roles of agents, trustees, and executors. She will also help family caregivers recognize when estate planning documents may need to be updated.

Join us for an informative program as we explore the past, present, and future of probate in New York, including the impact of the New York Electronic Wills Act. Learn how estate administration has evolved, what electronic wills mean for New York residents, and how these changes may affect your existing estate plan.

Do I need to be concerned about probate if I have a will?

How can I best protect my assets?

Join us as we discuss the importance of Estate Planning documents, the process of probate and common misconceptions.

Are you uncertain about the differences between revocable and irrevocable trusts?

Join us for an informative discussion on the distinctions between these two types of trusts and the advantages of placing assets, such as a home, into a trust.

Many caregivers today are a part of the “sandwich generation.” This means that they are caring for families of their own while caregiving for aging loved ones. It is essential for all to have proper planning in place.

Join Nancy Burner, Esq., Founding Partner at Burner Prudenti Law, P.C., as she discusses the importance of a health care proxy, a durable power of attorney, and a last will and testament in estate planning.

Join us to discuss the importance of having a power of attorney and health care proxy in place. Learn what you need to know about advance directives such as health care proxies, living wills, and strategies to help protect your assets.

Do I need to be concerned about probate if I have a will? How can I best protect my assets?

Join us for an informative discussion as we explore the role of essential estate planning documents, explain the probate process, and address common misconceptions that can impact families and their legacy.

Estate planning isn’t one-size-fits-all—every family is unique, and every plan should be too.

Join us as we explore how estate planning goals and strategies evolve over time, ensuring your plan aligns with your needs at every stage of life.

Join us to discuss the difference between Medicare and Medicaid long-term care services. While Medicare is a federal health insurance for those 65 and older, long-term Medicaid provides the option of receiving care services at home or in a nursing facility based on eligibility requirements.

Join us for an informative discussion on the distinctions between these two types of trusts, and the advantages of placing assets, such as a home, into a trust.

Join Nancy Burner, Esq., Founding Partner of Burner Prudenti Law, P.C., for an insightful discussion on the importance of estate planning. She will cover the essentials of estate planning, including health care proxies and the roles of agents, trustees, and executors. You will also learn how to recognize key moments when estate planning documents should be reviewed or updated to ensure your loved ones are protected.

Should you rely on a will, create a trust, or use both?

Choosing the right estate planning tools can feel overwhelming. Join Brittni Sullivan, Esq., Partner at Burner Prudent Law, P.C., for an informative discussion that breaks down the differences between wills and trusts, how each works, and which option may best protect your assets and wishes. We’ll also cover key documents everyone should have, the probate process, and common misconceptions that can impact your planning.

Email to register: [email protected]

Do I need to worry about probate if I have a will? How can I best protect my assets?

Join us for an informative discussion on the importance of essential Estate Planning documents, the probate process, and common misconceptions.

Join Nancy Burner, Esq. as she discusses the importance of having a Power of Attorney and a Health Care Proxy in place. Learn what you need to know about advance directives, such as health care proxies, living wills, and strategies to help protect your assets.

You can attend this presentation in person or virtually via Zoom.

Planning ahead allows for less stress and crisis, especially when caring for your loved one with health concerns.

Please join speaker Britt Burner Esq. as she discusses the importance of estate planning. This workshop will help you to understand the purpose of a health care proxy, the roles of an agent, trustee and executor and aim to help family caregivers identify situations in which care plans or estate planning documents may need to change.

To register or obtain your Zoom invitation link, please contact Megan Stettinger, LMSW with the Caregivers Center at (631) 548-6259 or [email protected]

Join Brittni Sullivan, Esq., Partner at Burner Prudenti Law, P.C. as she discusses the importance of coordinating your estate plan to deal with estates of all shapes and sizes.

Topics will include: estate tax avoidance, charitable giving, and designing an estate plan that lasts through incapacity.

This is a hybrid presentation. You are able to attend in person or virtually.

Start 2026 off right with a resolution you can complete!

Join us to discuss the basic estate planning documents that everyone should have in place, including wills, advance directives, and more. We will also discuss new changes in 2026 that could impact your estate plan and provide insight into whether you should be revisiting your existing plan.

We invite you to a special Go Red event at the Westhampton Performing Arts Center—an evening that combines expert insight, entertainment, and community.

Join us for an engaging and informative event focused on heart and brain health hosted in partnership with Northwell and the Westhampton Performing Arts Center.

The evening will feature an important conversation with Dr. Stacey E. Rosen and Dr. Maria Carney of Northwell Health’s Katz Institute for Women’s Health who will share insights on protecting heart and brain health as we age.

The program will also include a special performance by Melodies & Memories, a senior singing group that brings beloved classic songs to life through shared memories. Cocktails and lite bites to follow.

We hope you’ll join us for this entertaining and educational evening.

RSVP by February 5, 2026.

Join us for as we explore the essentials of Estate Planning with a focus on planning for individuals with special needs. Our discussion will cover key strategies and tools to help families prepare for the future and protect their loved ones, including:

1. Guardianship
2. Establishing and maintaining Supplemental Needs Trusts
3. Preserving eligibility for government benefits
4. Understanding Medicaid waiver programs
5. Creating thoughtful inheritance provisions for individuals with special needs

Start the New Year with a resolution to plan ahead and protect yourself and your loved ones.

Join us at the Westhampton Free Library for an informative session on creating your essential planning checklist. We’ll walk you through the key documents you need, what they mean, and how they can help you prepare for the future.

Life events can have a lasting effect on your assets and your estate plan.

Join us for a discussion on how to strengthen your wills and trusts including what you need to do to protect your assets.

Now more than ever, older adults are looking to age at home successfully.

Join us as we discuss the importance of basic Estate planning documents, the application process for Medicaid, and the latest updates to home care Medicaid in New York.

This is a hybrid presentation – you are able to attend in person or virtually via Zoom.

Please join Britt Burner, Esq. for an informative seminar on estate planning with a focus on trusts.

This session will provide a clear overview of the differences between wills and trusts, examine the unique features of revocable and irrevocable trusts, and explain how trusts can be utilized as effective tools for long-term care planning for you and your loved one.

Email to register: [email protected]

Join Brittni Sullivan, Esq., Partner at Burner Prudenti Law, P.C. as she discusses the importance of coordinating your estate plan to deal with estates of all shapes and sizes.

Topics will include: estate tax avoidance, charitable giving, and designing an estate plan that lasts through incapacity.

Are you uncertain about the differences between revocable and irrevocable trusts?

Join us for an informative discussion on the distinctions between these two types of trusts and the advantages of placing assets, such as a home, into a trust.

When it comes to estate planning, your legacy can extend far beyond providing for loved ones. Thoughtfully planned charitable giving allows you to support the causes and organizations that matter most to you, while also offering potential tax benefits for you and your estate.

 Join us for this informative seminar where we’ll discuss:

• How to include charitable gifts in your will or trust
• Different ways to structure bequests to nonprofits and charities
• The financial and tax advantages of planned giving
• Practical steps to ensure your legacy has a lasting impact

Join us we gather to discuss the difference between Medicare and Medicaid long-term care services.

While Medicare is a federal health insurance for those 65 and older, long-term Medicaid provides the option of receiving care services at home or in a nursing facility based on eligibility requirements.

Join us for as we explore the essentials of Estate Planning with a focus on planning for individuals with special needs. Our discussion will cover key strategies and tools to help families prepare for the future and protect their loved ones, including:

1. Guardianship
2. Establishing and maintaining Supplemental Needs Trusts
3. Preserving eligibility for government benefits
4. Understanding Medicaid waiver programs
5. Creating thoughtful inheritance provisions for individuals with special needs

Join Brittni Sullivan, Esq. for an informative seminar on the power of trusts in estate and Medicaid planning.

Learn how trusts can safeguard your assets, minimize taxes, and ensure your loved ones are cared for according to your wishes.

We will guide you through different types of trusts and their purposes, strategies to protect assets while qualifying for Medicaid and tips to avoid common pitfalls and ensure your estate plan works for you.

Join us as we gather to discuss how to protect assets, including property and second homes, the ways to reduce and eliminate taxes, and the importance of having a sound estate plan in place.

Estate planning isn’t one-size-fits-all-every family is unique, and every plan should be too.

Join us as we explore how estate planning goals and strategies evolve over time, ensuring your plan aligns with your needs at every stage of life.

Have you or your trustees reviewed your trust recently?

Join us as she discusses the importance of funding trusts, selling property within trusts and the value of keeping the document in good standing.

Many caregivers today are a part of the “sandwich generation.” This means that they are caring for families on their own while caregiving for aging loved ones. It is essential for all to have proper planning in place.

Join us as we discuss the importance of a health care proxy, a durable power of attorney, and a last will and testaments in estate planning.

Join Nancy Burner for an overview of the key documents every estate plan should include, plus a look at how recent changes to the estate tax code could affect your planning decisions.

Join us we gather to discuss the difference between Medicare and Medicaid long-term care services.

While Medicare is a federal health insurance for those 65 and older, long-term Medicaid provides the option of receiving care services at home or in a nursing facility based on eligibility requirements.

Join us as we gather to discuss how to protect assets, including property and second homes, the ways to reduce and eliminate taxes, and the importance of having a sound estate plan in place.

Join us as we discuss the importance of having basic Estate Planning documents in place including advance directives. We will also touch upon new changes in 2025 that could affect your estate planning.

Join us for an informative seminar on the power of trusts in Estate and Medicaid planning. Learn how trusts can safeguard your assets, minimize taxes, and ensure your loved ones are cared for according to your wishes.

We will guide you through:

• Different types of trusts and their purposes
• Strategies to protect assets while qualifying for Medicaid and tips to avoid common pitfalls and ensure your estate plan works for you.

Have you or your trustees reviewed your trust recently?

Join us as we the importance of funding trusts, selling property within trusts and the value of keeping the document in good standing.

You can attend this presentation in person or virtually via Zoom.

Planning ahead allows for less stress and crisis, especially when caring for your loved one with health concerns.

Please join speaker Britt Burner Esq. as she discusses the importance of estate planning. This workshop will help you to understand the purpose of a health care proxy, the roles of an agent, trustee and executor and aim to help family caregivers identify situations in which care plans or estate planning documents may need to change.

To register or obtain your Zoom invitation link, please contact Megan Stettinger, LMSW with the Caregivers Center at (631) 548-6259 or [email protected]

Join us for an informative seminar on the power of trusts in Estate and Medicaid planning. Learn how trusts can safeguard your assets, minimize taxes, and ensure your loved ones are cared for according to your wishes. We will guide you through:

1. Different types of trusts and their purposes
2. Strategies to protect assets while qualifying for Medicaid
3. Tips to avoid common pitfalls and ensure your estate plan works for you.