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  • Home
  • Getting Started
  • Documents
  • Small Estates
  • Probate Topics
    • Initial Hearing
    • Notices
    • Creditors
    • Inventory
    • Nonprobate Assets
    • Closing the Probate
    • No Will
    • Not Named in Will
    • Admitting Copy of Will
    • No Self-Proving Will
    • Minor Beneficiaries
    • Insolvent Estate
    • Unmarried Couples
    • Firearms
    • Taxes
    • Glossary
    • Contact
    • Search
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Estate Planning for Everyone - at KCTS9

October 28, 2018 Chad Horner
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On November 2, 2018, I will be speaking at the KCTS9 studios in lower Queen Anne on general estate planning. This presentation is geared for the public, and will address general estate planning topics, such as wills and trusts, and the importance of beneficiary designations, powers of attorney and healthcare directives. I’ll talk about five of the most common myths that I hear from clients. If you are interested in attending, contact Sherry Larsen-Holmes at 206-443-6730 or slarsen-holmes@kcts9.org. My slide presentation can be found at Prezi.com.

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