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FREE Community Presentation of “Should I or Shouldn’t I? When to Update Your Estate Planning Documents at Bethlehem First United Methodist Church

February 18, 2024 | 3:00 pm-4:00 pm ET

Bethlehem First United Methodist Church
700 Christmas Ave.
Bethlehem, GA

Add to Calendar February 18, 2024 3:00 pm 4:00 pm America/New_York FREE Community Presentation of “Should I or Shouldn’t I? When to Update Your Estate Planning Documents at Bethlehem First United Methodist Church

Life-altering events should be a motivator for

adults to update their estate planning

documents. Time often gets in the way of good

intentions and critical revisions are never

made. This presentation will discuss The Five

D’s: Death, Divorce, Diagnosis, Dependents and

Displacement and their impact on your estate

planning and surrogate decision-making.

Learn what triggers should prompt a thorough

review of your plan as well as the potential

pitfalls facing those who procrastinate.

*Refreshments will be served

*This in-person event is open to everyone. No CE credits are available.

Bethlehem First United Methodist Church
700 Christmas Ave.
Bethlehem, GA

Life-altering events should be a motivator for

adults to update their estate planning

documents. Time often gets in the way of good

intentions and critical revisions are never

made. This presentation will discuss The Five

D’s: Death, Divorce, Diagnosis, Dependents and

Displacement and their impact on your estate

planning and surrogate decision-making.

Learn what triggers should prompt a thorough

review of your plan as well as the potential

pitfalls facing those who procrastinate.

*Refreshments will be served

*This in-person event is open to everyone. No CE credits are available.

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