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KENT—The Kent Memorial Library will help residents explore topics surrounding estate planning in a one-night seminar titled “Estate Planning Made Simple” on Wednesday, Feb. 8, from 5:30-7 p.m.
The program will be facilitated by Elder Law practitioner, and Kent Attorney Metta R. Delmore.
This seminar was designed to help individuals (of all ages and abilities) by answering the following questions:
Who will I choose for my executor, guardian, trustee, or healthcare agent?
Which legal documents do I need to ensure my wishes are being carried out?
Do I have any specific end of life concerns?
What do I do if there is a death in the family?
What will happen to my spouse/children/home/or other assets?
How do I explain my wishes to my family?
The seminar is free & open to public. Seating is limited; register by calling 860-927-3761, e-mailing kmlinfo@biblio.org, or stopping by the library. Continued...
The program will be facilitated by Elder Law practitioner, and Kent Attorney Metta R. Delmore.
This seminar was designed to help individuals (of all ages and abilities) by answering the following questions:
Who will I choose for my executor, guardian, trustee, or healthcare agent?
Which legal documents do I need to ensure my wishes are being carried out?
Do I have any specific end of life concerns?
What do I do if there is a death in the family?
What will happen to my spouse/children/home/or other assets?
How do I explain my wishes to my family?
The seminar is free & open to public. Seating is limited; register by calling 860-927-3761, e-mailing kmlinfo@biblio.org, or stopping by the library. Continued...
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The Kent Memorial Library is located at 32 North Main St., Kent.
Visit kentmemoriallibrary.org for more information.
Visit kentmemoriallibrary.org for more information.
KENT—The Kent Memorial Library will help residents explore topics surrounding estate planning in a one-night seminar titled “Estate Planning Made Simple” on Wednesday, Feb. 8, from 5:30-7 p.m.
The program will be facilitated by Elder Law practitioner, and Kent Attorney Metta R. Delmore.
This seminar was designed to help individuals (of all ages and abilities) by answering the following questions:
Who will I choose for my executor, guardian, trustee, or healthcare agent?
Which legal documents do I need to ensure my wishes are being carried out?
Do I have any specific end of life concerns?
What do I do if there is a death in the family?
What will happen to my spouse/children/home/or other assets?
How do I explain my wishes to my family?
The seminar is free & open to public. Seating is limited; register by calling 860-927-3761, e-mailing kmlinfo@biblio.org, or stopping by the library.
The Kent Memorial Library is located at 32 North Main St., Kent.
Visit kentmemoriallibrary.org for more information.
The program will be facilitated by Elder Law practitioner, and Kent Attorney Metta R. Delmore.
This seminar was designed to help individuals (of all ages and abilities) by answering the following questions:
Who will I choose for my executor, guardian, trustee, or healthcare agent?
Which legal documents do I need to ensure my wishes are being carried out?
Do I have any specific end of life concerns?
What do I do if there is a death in the family?
What will happen to my spouse/children/home/or other assets?
How do I explain my wishes to my family?
The seminar is free & open to public. Seating is limited; register by calling 860-927-3761, e-mailing kmlinfo@biblio.org, or stopping by the library.
The Kent Memorial Library is located at 32 North Main St., Kent.
Visit kentmemoriallibrary.org for more information.
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