Preparing for the Inevitable: Life, Legacy, & End-of-Life Planning

Get expert answers to the questions families often avoid. Plan ahead, protect your loved ones, and replace uncertainty with peace.

Planning for the inevitable isn’t just about preparing for death—it’s about making life easier for the people you love.

Preparing for the Inevitable: Life, Legacy & End-of-Life Planning is a practical, interactive workshop designed for individuals and couples who want to better understand the decisions, documents, conversations, and preparations that can help protect their families and preserve their wishes.

From 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM, attendees will have the unique opportunity to learn from professionals representing several important areas of end-of-life planning, including a life insurance agent, financial planner, CPA, hospice educator, and professional organizer.

Together, these experts will help attendees explore topics such as:

• Life insurance and financial preparedness
• Wills, estate planning, and important legal considerations
• Tax considerations for individuals and families
• Hospice, care options, and preparing for end-of-life decisions
• Organizing important documents, belongings, and information
• Creating a plan that makes your wishes easier for loved ones to understand and carry out

This isn't simply a day of presentations. Attendees will have opportunities to ask questions, hear directly from experts, identify gaps in their current preparations, and gain practical information they can use to begin—or continue—their own planning process.

You don't need to have everything figured out before you attend. You don't need to have an estate plan already in place. And you don't have to wait until you're older, seriously ill, or facing a crisis to begin.

Whether you're starting from scratch, updating an existing plan, or trying to make things easier for the people you love, this workshop is designed to help you move forward with greater clarity and confidence.

Plan today for the people you love and the legacy you want to leave.

Because death is inevitable—but chaos doesn't have to be.