Description: Do I really need a will? Can I draft my own will? When should I contact an attorney? What is a revocable living trust? What other documents might I need to protect my family? Some people think that estate planning is only needed when you have substantial assets, such as a house or big investment accounts. But this is not always the case. Without certain documents, our children and partners can be left in very tough situations with regard to health, finances and children’s custody and care.

• Do I really need a will?
• When should I contact an attorney?
• Should we register as domestic partners?
• What is a revocable living trust?
• What other documents might I need to protect my family?

Some people think that estate planning is only needed when you have substantial assets, such as a house or big investment accounts. But this is not always the case. Without certain documents, our children and partners can be left in very tough situations with regard to health, finances and children’s custody and care. This seminar will cover some of the essentials of estate planning.

Attorneys Heather R. Stoneman and Susan K. Jewel will lead the workshop. They will present basic estate and family planning principles using stories and humor instead of legal jargon to clearly explain these complicated issues.

• Pre-registration is required for all groups. Your space will not be guaranteed until your completed.
• Registration form and full payment is received.
• Parents Place services are available on a sliding scale.
• Presented at Parents Place, 1710 Scott Street, San Francisco