Forwarded from Diane Rosenberg, drosenb...@lisco.com

Dear Friends,

This is a personal email from me. 

My friend, David Sykes, is offering a valuable seminar this weekend on modern 
legal estate planning. 

Until recently, I’ve always thought that all that was needed was a Will to 
easily pass assets and belongings on to loved ones. 

But I’ve seen firsthand that’s not the case – that a Will alone is not enough 
to avoid the stressful, detailed, time-consuming and expensive probate process. 

However, probate IS avoidable.

Check out this announcement, below. If you want to learn more, come to 
Revelations on Saturday, March 17 at noon to hear how Wills and Trusts together 
can save your loved ones a lot of hassle and expense at a time when they are 
not going to need more stress in their lives.

Best regards,
Diane


Why a Will Is Not Enough – A Presentation on How to Legally Protect Your Family 
and Assets and Avoid Probate Court

On Saturday, March 17, Iowa attorney David E. Sykes <http://davidsykeslaw.com/> 
will offer a free legal seminar, "How to Best Utilize Wills and Trusts" that 
presents how you can ensure the smooth transfer of your estate through proper 
legal estate planning and documentation. The hour-long seminar takes place 
upstairs at Revelations Café, 112 N. Main Street Fairfield at noon. 

Sykes, whose does a significant amount of legal estate planning for Iowa 
residents, says it’s a common misunderstanding that a validly executed Will 
allows your estate to easily transfer to your beneficiaries. 

With effective planning, a Will, along with a validly executed Trust, can 
completely bypass Probate Court and all its pitfalls. The legal cost of proper 
legal estate planning and documentation is typically much less expensive than 
probate costs. 

Sykes will discuss the various components of holistic legal estate planning, 
which typically includes a Will, Revocable Trust (which becomes Irrevocable 
upon one’s passing), Living Will, and Medical Power of Attorney along with the 
facts you need to know in order to make informed decisions. 

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Diane Rosenberg

Fairfield, IA



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