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Life After 50 Luncheon Presentation “Should I or Shouldn’t I? When to Update Your Estate Planning Documents” at Hamilton Mill Church of Buford

July 21, 2024 | 1:00 pm-3:00 pm ET

Hamilton Mill Church
2000 Gravel Springs Rd
Buford, GA 30519

Add to Calendar July 21, 2024 1:00 pm 3:00 pm America/New_York Life After 50 Luncheon Presentation “Should I or Shouldn’t I? When to Update Your Estate Planning Documents” at Hamilton Mill Church of Buford

Join Anna Stallings, JD of Hurley Elder Care Law as she presents “Should I or Shouldn’t I? When to Update Your Estate Planning Documents” at Hamilton Mill Church of Buford, Georgia.

Discussion Highlights:

Comprehensive Estate Planning: Understand the importance of having a Will, Power of Attorney, and Georgia Advance Healthcare Directive.
Protecting Your Future: Learn what can happen if you don’t have these crucial documents in place and the potential consequences for you and your loved ones.
Proactive Planning: Discover the benefits of planning ahead and the increased options available when you prepare in advance, rather than during an emergency.

This event is $12 which includes a catered lunch. Registration is required and payment can be made directly with Hamilton Mill Church HERE .

Hamilton Mill Church
2000 Gravel Springs Rd
Buford, GA 30519

Join Anna Stallings, JD of Hurley Elder Care Law as she presents “Should I or Shouldn’t I? When to Update Your Estate Planning Documents” at Hamilton Mill Church of Buford, Georgia.

Discussion Highlights:

Comprehensive Estate Planning: Understand the importance of having a Will, Power of Attorney, and Georgia Advance Healthcare Directive.
Protecting Your Future: Learn what can happen if you don’t have these crucial documents in place and the potential consequences for you and your loved ones.
Proactive Planning: Discover the benefits of planning ahead and the increased options available when you prepare in advance, rather than during an emergency.

This event is $12 which includes a catered lunch. Registration is required and payment can be made directly with Hamilton Mill Church HERE .

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