Let The Good Times Roll Retirement Fair - Vernon Area Public Library
Come visit our booth, say hello, and stay awhile—we’d love to see you! Details of this event can be found by clicking here.
Come visit our booth, say hello, and stay awhile—we’d love to see you! Details of this event can be found by clicking here.
This virtual presentation offered through Vernon Area Public Library provides a practical introduction to the fundamentals of estate planning. Attendees will gain insight into how to ensure their wishes are honored, ease the burden on loved ones, and avoid leaving important financial and medical decisions to chance. You'll walk away with a clear understanding of why having a Will is essential, how Trusts function, the importance of Powers of Attorney and Healthcare Directives, and how to steer clear of common pitfalls that can cause unnecessary stress or legal complications. Whether you're planning for yourself or your family, no matter your stage of life, this session provides clear, actionable guidance to help you take control of your future.
This event is offered by Fox Lake Library.
Wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and health care directives—what do they actually do, and why do they matter? This session explains the essential documents every adult should understand, and the consequences families often face when those documents are missing. Term sheets will be provided to all attendees. Part of a presentation series, this session can be taken alone or in conjunction with our Spring presentation.Presented by Shire Law Group, PC®
Stevenson High School Room 5120
Learn how to create a practical roadmap that organizes your financial information, digital accounts, important contacts, insurance policies, passwords, personal wishes, and other essential details—making life much easier for the people you care about when they need it most. A sample Roadmap will be provided to all attendees. Presented by Shire Law Group, PC®
Room 5124
On their eighteenth birthday, a child becomes a legal adult. This presentation explores what families must know with this milestone and the privacy laws which govern the access that parents once had to medical and financial decisions, regardless of whether an emergency arises.
Zoom Presentation: Please register through Libertyville HS to gain access
Without proper planning, someone else may make decisions for you regarding how your assets are distributed upon your death, and how medical and financial decisions are made during incapacity. Join us to learn how you can control who makes decisions regarding your assets, health care, and finances. Avoid the potential for disputes and costly arguments that can lead to unexpected and unwanted consequences when you leave these decisions to chance. Terminology sheets will be provided to all attendees.
On their eighteenth birthday, a child becomes a legal adult. This presentation explores what families must know with this milestone and the privacy laws which govern the access that parents once had to medical and financial decisions, regardless of whether an emergency arises.
Deerfield High School Room E114
Presented in partnership with Vernon Area Public Library and Stevenson High School Family Engagement.
On their eighteenth birthday, a child becomes a legal adult. This presentation explores what families must know with this milestone and the privacy laws which govern the access that parents once had to medical and financial decisions, regardless of whether an emergency arises.
This event is free and open to all. Sign up at vapld.info or by telephone at (224) 543-1485
Come join us to find out why everyone should have estate planning in place! As frequent speakers for Grand Dominion, Caren and Alan will explain the basics and importance of estate planning, as well as the consequences of not having proper planning in place. Mark this talk on your calendar to learn what you must know about planning today and protecting tomorrow.
Don't Leave Your Legacy Up to Chance - This concise, practical Estate Planning seminar helps real estate professionals protect their assets, plan for incapacity, and avoid costly legal complications. Attendees will learn the key differences between Wills and Trusts, why proper trust funding matters, and what can happen when essential estate planning documents are not in place.
Private Event
This virtual presentation offered through Vernon Area Public Library provides a practical introduction to the fundamentals of estate planning. Attendees will gain insight into how to ensure their wishes are honored, ease the burden on loved ones, and avoid leaving important financial and medical decisions to chance. You'll walk away with a clear understanding of why having a Will is essential, how Trusts function, the importance of Powers of Attorney and Healthcare Directives, and how to steer clear of common pitfalls that can cause unnecessary stress or legal complications. Whether you're planning for yourself or your family, no matter your stage of life, this session provides clear, actionable guidance to help you take control of your future.
Webinar
This presentation offered through JGMA provides a practical introduction to the fundamentals of estate planning. Attendees will gain insight into how to ensure their wishes are honored, ease the burden on loved ones, and avoid leaving important financial and medical decisions to chance. You'll walk away with a clear understanding of why having a Will is essential, how Trusts function, the importance of Powers of Attorney and Healthcare Directives, and how to steer clear of common pitfalls that can cause unnecessary stress or legal complications. Whether you're planning for yourself or your family, no matter your stage of life, this session provides clear, actionable guidance to help you take control of your future.
For JGMA Members only.
On their eighteenth birthday, a child becomes a legal adult. This presentation explores what families must know with this milestone and the privacy laws which govern the access that parents once had to medical and financial decisions, regardless of whether an emergency arises.
Webinar Presentation: Parents may register through Vernon Hills High School
Shire Law Group is proud to once again participate in Grand Dominion’s Annual Home and Business Expo. Be sure to stop by our booth to say hello, learn more about our services, and connect with our team. We’ll also be hosting a raffle prize and offering fun giveaways throughout the event. We look forward to seeing you there! 🎉
Don’t Leave It to Chance - The Power of Estate Planning: Without proper planning in place, someone else may be making decisions for you about how your assets should be distributed upon your death, and how medical and financial decisions are made during a period of incapacity. Join us to learn how you can be in control of who and how decisions are made regarding your assets, health care, and finances. Avoid the potential for disputes and costly arguments that can lead to unexpected and unwanted consequences when you leave these decisions to chance. Term sheets will be provided to all attendees
Registration: d125.org/prep
Sedgebrook Residents! Come visit us at the Sedgebrook Community Annual Health and Wellness Fair!
On their eighteenth birthday, a child becomes a legal adult. This presentation explores what families must know with this milestone and the privacy laws which govern the access that parents once had to medical and financial decisions, regardless of whether an emergency arises.
On their eighteenth birthday, a child becomes a legal adult. This presentation explores what families must know with this milestone and the privacy laws which govern the access that parents once had to medical and financial decisions, regardless of whether an emergency arises.
Offered virtually through Jones Prep: Friends of Jones
Stevenson High School Law Club
3:30
Stevenson High School
Roadmap to Peace of Mind: Come join the Shire Law Group to learn how to gather and preserve the practical information that a trusted friend or loved one needs to know should something unexpected happen to you. Caren and Alan will discuss the basics of important planning documents to have in place, and focus on what should be part of your roadmap to guide those called upon to step in during a period that requires assistance. Roadmaps will be provided to all attendees.
Registration: d125.org/prep
When your child turns eighteen, they are considered legal adults. With this milestone comes some important changes for them, for you and for your family. Once your child becomes a legal adult, your rights to their financial, medical and educational records are limited without the proper authorization in place. During an unexpected critical situation and without proper documents in place, a parent may find themselves in a position of despair.
This talk explores essential estate planning documents that should be in place and what happens when they are not.
This event is open to the Grand Dominion Community and their families.
This talk explores essential estate planning documents that should be in place and what happens when they are not.
On their eighteenth birthday, a child becomes a legal adult. This presentation explores what families must know with this milestone and the privacy laws which govern the access that parents once had to medical and financial decisions, regardless of whether an emergency arises.
Deerfield High School Room E114
Get Your Docs in a Row: Estate Planning
This in person presentation offers a practical introduction to the fundamentals of estate planning. Attendees will gain insight into how to ensure their wishes are honored, ease the burden on loved ones, and avoid leaving important financial and medical decisions to chance. You'll walk away with a clear understanding of why having a Will is essential, how Trusts function, the importance of Powers of Attorney and Healthcare Directives, and how to steer clear of common pitfalls that can cause unnecessary stress or legal complications. Whether you're planning for yourself or your family, no matter your stage of life, this session provides clear, actionable guidance to help you take control of your future.
Do you have a plan for who would make medical and financial decisions for you if you could not make your own? Do you have a plan for who you want your assets and property to go to and how distributions should be made? Don't leave planning to chance and risk unintended results that come with crisis planning! This presentation will give you essential information about how to plan today so you can avoid chaos for your loved ones, plan the way YOU want, and prevent leaving choices and decisions to chance. This presentation highlights the power of planning now and explains the documents that are essential to have in place, how these documents work, the importance of each document, and what happens if these documents are not in place. Handouts with terms will be provided to attendees.
This presentation explores what documents families should have in place to cover themselves for unexpected storms. We will explore Wills, Trusts, Powers of Attorney, Health Care Directives and capturing "go to" practical information. Term sheets will be reviewed and provided.
This event is open to Sedgebrook Residents and their families.
In Person and Zoom
On their eighteenth birthday, a child becomes a legal adult. This presentation explores what families must know with this milestone and the privacy laws which govern the access that parents once had to medical and financial decisions, regardless of whether an emergency arises.
Find out how to avoid the chaos when you have no estate planning in place. Does your family know what accounts you have, how to pay bills to help with incapacity or pay funeral expenses, how to access your home and take care of household affairs, how to deal with your mortgage or a lease agreement, where you keep important documents, what are your monthly bills and how they are paid? Without documents and planning in place your family and friends could find themselves in multiple crisis situations fighting amongst themselves and scrambling to take care of you or your affairs.
For Brookdale residents and their families
Find out how to avoid the chaos when you have no estate planning in place. Does your family know what accounts you have, how to pay bills to help with incapacity or pay funeral expenses, how to access your home and take care of household affairs, how to deal with your mortgage or a lease agreement, where you keep important documents, what are your monthly bills and how they are paid? Without documents and planning in place your family and friends could find themselves in multiple crisis situations fighting amongst themselves and scrambling to take care of you or your affairs.
The Perfect Estate Plan in 20 Minutes or Less
Learn the basics of estate planning in an easy understandable manner. Term sheets will be reviewed and provided to all attendees.
On their eighteenth birthday, a child becomes a legal adult. This presentation explores what families must know with this milestone and the privacy laws which govern the access that parents once had to medical and financial decisions, regardless of whether an emergency arises.
This is a virtual presentation.
Presented by Patriot Recreation Education Program (PREP) at Stevenson High School
Learn the basics of estate planning in an easy understandable manner. Term sheets will be reviewed and provided to all attendees.
On their eighteenth birthday, a child becomes a legal adult. This presentation explores what families must know with this milestone and the privacy laws which govern the access that parents once had to medical and financial decisions, regardless of whether an emergency arises.