Preserving the Family with Estate Planning
Nora Rhoades, Family & Youth Development Agent
Mark your calendars now to
attend one of K-State Research and Extension’s “Preserving the Family with
Estate Planning” workshops set for three locations in northwest Kansas in
February. Attorneys and K-State
specialists will cover a range of topics including estate planning basics,
trusts and asset protection, long term care planning, farm succession planning,
and family communication.
The first workshop will be Monday, February 22, 2016, in
Hill City at the Graham County 4-H Building.
The workshop will start at 6 pm and wrap up at 9 pm. Cost for this
workshop will be $10 per person, with $5 for each additional family members
(families must register together to receive the discount).
Tuesday,
February 23, the workshop will be held at The Gateway Civic Center in Oberlin,
starting at 9 am and ending at 4 pm. The
cost for this day-long event will be $20 per person, and $15 for each
additional family member. This cost will
include lunch and all materials.
The
third workshop will be held on Wednesday, February 24, in Oakley at the Buffalo
Bill Cultural Center. The cost for this
workshop will also be $20 with $15 for each additional family member.
The registration deadline is February 16th. Late registration and walk in fees for full
day workshops are $30/person. Registration
fee covers material and noon meal.
For more
information call the Graham County Extension Office at 785-421-3411, the Twin
Creeks District – Oberlin Office at 785-475-8121 or the Golden Prairie
Extension District - Oakley Office at 785-671-3245. To register online or see the brochure for
details, go to www.northwest.ksu.edu under Events.
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