Montpelier Attorney, Claudia Pringles, will address some of the key questions and concerns seniors need to keep in mind as they plan for their own futures and for their transfer of responsibility to their loved ones. This six week course held by the Montpelier Senior Activity Center, will be Tuesday evenings 6pm-7:30pm beginning April 9th. Among the areas on which Attorney Pringles will focus are the importance of matching skills and temperament to task when choosing who will play key roles involved in Estate Planning, such as Executor, Trustee, Power of Attorney Agent, Advance Directive Agent, and Guardians; how transparency in your Estate Planning process can help keep peace in your family; safeguarding the assets of family members who have difficulty managing such on their own; protecting oneself and one's loved ones in the event of disability or incapacitation; and making sure that your wishes are carried out in such a way that what you want to happen actually will happen, and happen with the least amount of distress to your loved ones. This class will be presented in readily understandable, conversational English—not in legal jargonese. Each session will include opportunities for Q & A. Light refreshments will be available. Attorney Claudia Pringles was awarded the Juris Doctor by the university of Wisconsin Law School. A member of the Vermont Bar, this is her 11th year practicing law in Montpelier. Her practice areas include estate planning, special needs planning, and probate. Register at https://web1.vermontsystems.com/wbwsc/vtmontpelierwt.wsc/search.html For any questions contact Claudia Pringles at (802) 778-0306 or pringleslaw.com.

Oct 12, 2024, 9 AM to 3 PM

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