ESTATE PLANNING 101: ESSENTIALS FOR YOUR FUTURE
RegisterLocation: 660 W El Camino Real, Sunnyvale, CA 94087. Get Directions.
What You’ll Learn:
✅ The key documents in an estate plan (Wills, Trusts, Powers of Attorney)
✅ How to avoid probate and minimize estate taxes
✅ Strategies to protect your assets for future generations
✅ Common estate planning mistakes—and how to avoid them
✅ The importance of healthcare directives and guardianship for your family ✅ Real-life scenarios illustrating costly mistakes and how to prevent them
Why Attend?
- Estate planning isn’t just for the wealthy—it’s for anyone who wants to secure their future and their family’s well-being.
- Understand the basics of estate planning in a clear, approachable way
- Gain a clear, approachable understanding of estate planning basics.
- Learn how to protect your assets and avoid costly legal mistakes.
- Discover the best ways to provide for your spouse, children, and heirs.
- Understand how estate planning helps you stay in control of healthcare decisions.
- Get your questions answered by experienced estate planning professionals.
Who Should Attend?
- Individuals looking to protect their loved ones and assets.
- Families, retirees, or those unsure if their current plans are sufficient.
- Anyone seeking to reduce taxes, avoid probate, or prevent family disputes.
Ask Yourself:
- Do you have a Will?
- If your estate (including your home) is worth more than $184,000, do you have a Trust?
- Have you legally designated who would care for your children if something happens to you?
- Does your Trust or Will include provisions for estate taxes?
- Do you have an Advance Health Care Directive with the names and contact details of your chosen decision-makers?
If you answered “No” to any of these questions, this seminar is for you!
What You’ll Walk Away With:
- Clarity and confidence about estate planning essentials—explained in simple terms.
- Proven strategies to protect your family, reduce costs, and preserve your legacy.
- Actionable insights to make 2025 the year you take charge of your estate plan.