Prepare a will in class on the computer and learn about estate planning. Students should be comfortable using a computer, as work will be completed in a computer lab. Some prep work is required; a packet will be emailed to you one week prior to class. This is a simple will class and not appropriate for those who have assets in excess of three million dollars or who need a trust. Instructor is an experienced estate planning attorney. Couples must register individually.

If you become incapacitated, who will carry out your wishes regarding your health care and personal financial affairs? By having a plan, you get to make your own choices. Participants should be comfortable using a computer, as work will be completed in a computer lab. Some prep work required; packet sent one week prior to class.

If you own a business; have real estate (cabin, condo, farmland, or timeshare) in another state; have minor children or want to avoid probate or protect assets for future generations, a trust may be a great estate planning tool for you. Several types of trusts will be discussed, including revocable living trusts, irrevocable trusts, and support trusts for children/grandchildren. Learn how trusts can protect assets from irresponsible family members, avoid probate, reduce estate taxes and protect assets from creditors. Question and answer time included. Instructor is an experienced estate planning, probate and elder law attorney.