Come learn how a traditional will is the least effective estate planning document you can have and about alternatives that will help your family save time, money and frustration.
Attend this free educational seminar that will cover what you need to know about trusts.
Seminar Topics Will Include:
- Why Wills go through probate
- The best practices to avoid probate
- How Transfer on Death (TOD) planning avoids probate, and their pros and cons
- How Trusts avoid probate, and their pros and cons
- How to best utilize these Trusts for specific goals
Edward A. Brown, “Ted”, is a Partner with Cooper, Adel, Vu & Associates. He became interested in elder law as a result of his personal experience acting as the executor for his grandfather’s estate. Ted joined the firm to translate the lessons he learned from this difficult experience into action by assisting his clients through the trust and estate planning process. Attorney Brown works closely with the firm’s senior team to develop estate planning strategies designed to protect and preserve the assets of Ohio families. Having previously led the firm’s estate and probate administration team, Ted is now a partner focusing on the firm's healthcare and tax planning team.
About Your Host
Partner
Attorney at Law
Ted Brown
Free Estate Planning Seminar with
Cooper, Adel, Vu
Join us to learn about these topics and more at our free seminar held in Mount Sterling, Ohio.
Those attending will receive a complimentary copy of "Attorneys Answer 101 Questions About Estate Planning & Trusts”.
Register now! Seating is limited by room size and the seating policy of the venue.
Why A Will Isn't Enough
A Free Educational Trust Seminar
Attend this FREE seminar in Mount Sterling, OH
on Wednesday, September 23rd at 1:00 PM
Deer Creek Lodge & Conference Center
22300 State Park Road 20, Mount Sterling, OH 43143
Cooper, Adel, Vu & Associates LPA is now also serving the state of West Virginia with services provided by Partner Ted Brown, Esq.
YOUR HOST
Ted Brown
Partner
Attorney At Law
THREE CERTIFIED
ELDER LAW ATTORNEYS*
One of only a handful of Ohio law firms with:
- What should go into a trust and what should not
- The different types of Revocable and Irrevocable Trusts
- What should go into a trust and what should not
- The essential legal documents everyone should have and why
- Updated estate planning and tax rule changes everyone should know
What Past Attendees Have Said About Our Seminars...
"We attended several "Trust and Wills" seminars ... The sessions are OUTSTANDING!!!"
— Barbara C.
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"I went into their seminar with moderate expectations. What I found was ... some of the best information I've heard recently."
— Jeff T.
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"We were so thankful that we decided to go to that first seminar. We really didn’t realize how much we did not know about planning our estate."
— Robbie
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with Attorney at Law Ted Brown
He regularly works with clients who have family farms or businesses to develop a comprehensive strategy to incorporate those entities into their estate and asset protection plan.
*We are one of only a handful of law firms in Ohio with three attorneys—Attorney Thom Cooper, Attorney Mitch Adel, and Attorney Dan Vu—who are dually certified by the National Elder Law Foundation as Certified Elder Law Attorneys (CELAs) and by the Ohio State Bar Association as Specialists in the Area of Elder Law.