Estate Planning Fundamentals for Parents: Virtual $30 Contribution

Description

• CLASS DESCRIPTION
• FACILITATOR(S)

• During this fun and informative workshop, parents will learn why they need a personalized estate plan to care for themselves and their children should the unfortunate happen. Minor children do not have the legal capacity to inherit. With a personalized trust, parents decide when their children receive their inheritance- at specific ages, for specific reasons, and with specified limitations.

  Throughout this workshop you will cover:

  -How a customized guardianship nomination can provide potential guardians with a roadmap to your vision for your childrens future.
  -Why everyone over the age of eighteen needs an advanced health care directive and durable power of attorney.
  -How to control the circumstances in which your children receive their inheritance.
  -The difference between a will and a trust.
  -How to create an estate with life insurance.
  -What happens when someone dies without an estate plan.

  Please note:

  -Children are always welcome. However, if your child will understand that we are discussing death then it is your call in whether to bring the child.
  -NR Facilitators are professionals who may have their own private practice. They may use their discretion to determine whether an additional fee is needed when their expertise is solicited outside of class.

• Patricia De Fonte is passionate about providing estate planning services to parents with minor children and has dedicated her career to helping people protect themselves, their assets, and their families. In 2016, while at Golden Gate University to earn her LLM in Estate Planning, Probate, and Trust Administration, she established De Fonte Law PC to work with families and individuals to provide the much-needed stability and peace of mind that comes from knowing an estate is in order. She is also a mom, to two wonderful boys, which informs why and how she works with clients. Patricia finds the time to play with family and friends, support causes that are important to her, and read the New Yorker cover to cover every week. She will treat you as one of her own until Cards Against Humanity comes out, then all bets are off.