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  Estate Planning with Aging Parents  How will you manage family finances and assets when your parents are unable?  Are you dreading another holiday season where you walk in the door and your parents hand you a stack of sticky notes, then cavalierly ask you to flag any of their belongings that you will want once they die? This uncomfortable practice is actually a gateway discussion to estate planning! Have your parents designated you as their Durable Power of Attorney? You might just be that “someone” who will need to make sure the bills get paid, determine what will be done with personal belongings, and who will be the heirs of property at the end of life. Many people think estate planning is only for the wealthy, but regardless of what we own, we all need an estate plan. In this workshop, Northwest Elder Law Group attorney Elizabeth Jennings will explain essential estate planning documents, like Durable Power of Attorney, Will, and Revocable Living Trust, as well as give an overview of what to expect from the probate process. Sponsored by the King County Library System, this course is free and open to the public… but will be specific to Washington state law! Register now to reserve your seat for Nov 17 from 4-5:30pm! REGISTER HERE!  Meet Elizabeth Jennings!  Elizabeth Jennings is an associate attorney at Northwest Elder Law Group. Her practice areas include estate planning, probate, and guardianship. She has practiced Elder Law, Family Law, and Civil Litigation, and regularly teaches courses on Elder Law and Wills, Trusts, and Estates as part of the Paralegal Program at Edmonds College.   Take a peek at her full bio on the NW Elder Law website! Don’t miss our next online course on Supporting the Supporters: 11/18 Advance Planning for Your Aging Parents (3-4:30pm) PMA has been serving Washington for over 80 years. Our members depend on us to provide timely, accurate information to help them make informed decisions. You can count on us to keep educating our community and keep advocating for your right to affordable, dignified funerals. Our work is only possible thanks to donors like you! Please contribute today by visiting our website or mailing a check to People’s Memorial Association at 2011 1st Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109. Donate today! Follow Us |
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