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Workshop on Preparing Wills and Trusts and
Transferring Non-Titled Property
Co-Sponsored by University of Illinois Extension and
Cook County Farm Bureau
When: Tuesday, June 29th, 2010 from 7-9 p.m.
Where: Cook County Farm Bureau Building, Lower Level Meeting Room
6438 Joliet Road
Countryside, IL 60525
Cost: No charge for Cook County Farm Bureau Members
$10 per person for non-members
To Pre-register: General public can call 708-352-0109 or go to this
Website http://web.extension.illinois.edu/countrysidecenter/
and
Cook County Farm Bureau Members can call 708-354-FARM.
Registration
Deadline:
Wednesday, June 21, 2010
Speakers and Program Descriptions:
What You Need to Know About Preparing Wills and Trusts
Presented by Thomas J. Olofsson, J.D., Estate Planning Attorney
Do you need to update your will? Do you know what to do in preparing
a will and a trust? Do you understand what probate court is? This
program will provide the advantages and disadvantages of preparing a
will and trust. The program will inform you what types of information
you will need to gather and decisions you will need make before meeting
with a lawyer to prepare a will or trust. Also, tips will be shared on
what to look for in choosing a lawyer and where to locate a lawyer for
this task.
Who Gets Grandma's Yellow Pie Plate? Transferring Non-Titled
Property!
Presented by Katherine Reuter, Consumer & Family Economics Educator,
University of Illinois Extension
Distributing personal items such as wedding pictures, a vase, or even
Grandma's pie plate is an issue that impacts almost all families.
Attorneys say that personal property, not the more valuable titled
property, causes the most problems when settling an estate. This program
will provide tips to help you distribute your own or others non-titled
property such as understanding the sensitivity of the issue; deciding
what you want to accomplish; deciding what fair means in your family;
identifying the meaning of objects; recognizing distribution options and
consequences; and learning how to manage conflicts, if they arise.
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