Estate Planning Workshop Presented by Estate Planning&Preservation Law Office
Have you been meaning to get your will done for a while now, but just can't find the time, or are afraid going to a lawyer will be too expensive?
Every year, about half of the Americans who die,
do so without even a simple will. Many more become mentally incapacitated due to old age
and disease or accidents, but without legal agreements allowing their loved ones to make decisions. Why? The perceived cost and inconvenience of working with a lawyer.
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Our Two-Hour Workshop is just what They (and You) Need. You'll go home with:
your valid New Hampshire Last Will and Testament, which says who should be the guardian of your children if you are no longer around, and who will get your money and other property after you're gone;
a Financial Power of Attorney, which allows your loved ones to make decisions about your money and property when you cannot; and
a Healthcare Power of Attorney, which allows your loved ones to make decisions about your care if you cannot a Living Will, which expresses your wishes for end-of-life care. During the workshop, Attorney Donald H. Sienkiewicz will explain what these documents do, what you need to do to ensure their effectiveness, and when it is appropriate to upgrade this basic estate plan with a living trust. You'll also leave knowing how to take advantage of the beneficiary designation forms that come with your financial accounts. Finally, you'll understand what probate is and how to avoid it.
Donald explains the complexities of estate planning with humor and in simple terms. You'll leave feeling empowered by your new knowledge, and relieved to have gotten this important task done - simply and inexpensively.
Workshop fee for individuals: $399
Workshop fee for married couples: $599
Wednesday, April 22, 2015 6:30 - 8:30 pm
Milford Community House 5 Union Street, Milford, New Hampshire
We keep our workshops small so everyone has a chance for individual attention. Sign up now if you want to guarantee a seat.
Workshop: Rapid Rapport for Optimal Outcomes Presented By Lois Hermann, Amherst Hypnosis. April 23rd, 7:00 - 8:00 pm at the SVCC Office. $20
Business, health care and personal professionals are under pressure to efficiently deliver quality service. Interacting with challenging customers, clients and co-workers adds even more stress to the day. What if you were able to maximize your efforts with some simple rapport building skills?
This interactive class will help professionals to:
1. Identify customer and co-worker communication styles to more readily connect.
2. Learn rapport building techniques to gain cooperation and mutual understanding.
3. Develop active communication skills to relate more meaningfully to others.
This insightful class will result in better co-operation, improved outcomes and increased satisfaction.
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Bridges is looking for table captains to fill tables of ten for the Milford Bridges to Hope Fundraiser which will be held on Wednesday, May 20th from 5:30 to 7:30 at the Mile Away Restaurant in Milford. The event is completely free to table captains and their guests including free appetizers and a cash bar. The event is very informative and moving illuminating clients and the work Bridges provides to those in need in our community.
Please contact Pamela Auer at 889-0858 ext 214 if you are interested in captaining a table or attending the event!
Milford High School & Applied Technology Center & Milford Rotary Club Invite you to
"Showcasing Business and Student Connections" A Special Recognition Event, May 14th, 2015 ~ 6:30pm-8:00pm The Event Center at Hampshire Hills50 Emerson Road, Milford, NH
Featuring: NH Scholars Recognition, Interscholastic Interview Competition Awards,Student/Business Connections Panel
Refreshments: Provided by "Windows on West Street" RSVP: To Milford High: 673-4201 X3615 OR rpaiva@sau40.com
Saturday, July 4, 2015, Amherst Independence Day Parade, 10:00 AM
Individuals, organizations, and businesses are invited to join the parade.Decorate a wagon, a wheelbarrow, or a flatbed! Do something fun with your family or friends!
Theme is "New Hampshire Firsts"
The first colony of the original thirteen to declare independence from England, the first state to plant a white potato, the first to have a citizen travel in space, the first to have a free public library, the first to have delegates vote for the Declaration of Independence-these are just some of the ways in which New Hampshire has been first in the U.S.!
Non-Profit organizations-be a presence on the Green!,Sell food or items or give out information!
Run a children's activity! Sponsor an event to be enjoyed by all! Questions? Nancy Head, 673-1389 or njhead@myfairpoint.net DOWNLOAD FORM
