Inheritance: How to Help (Not Burden) Your Beneficiaries
Leaving an inheritance to someone is a personal and private matter with so many variables that is can seem overwhelming. Learn why it's cruciall to leave nothing vague or open to interpretation, and to give or not give inheritance while your are living. Attorney Christopher P. Young will discuss how you can minimize the possibility of a legal battle after you are gone and ensure your final intentions are carried out.
Tuesday, Feb 18
6:00pm-7:00pm, $10/person
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