Estate Planning 101

Are you among the 69% of people that haven’t done any estate planning? Without proper planning, your loved ones will be stuck in court and have to deal with conflict after you’re gone. Even if you have a will, you might wonder if it’s enough.

Local attorney Kyle Manikas will explain what planning you need to make certain your family is taken care of when they need it most. If you have children, learn how to safeguard that they are cared for by the people you choose, in the way you want. Kyle will guide you to take charge and make the right decisions for your family’s future.

In this class, you will learn:

· The Importance of an Estate Plan: Understand why you need an estate plan, even if you’re not wealthy (and why it might be even more crucial for families of modest means).

· Essential Elements of Your Estate Plan: Discover the critical components your estate plan must include to keep your money out of the hands of probate lawyers and the government.

· Asset Titling Strategies: Learn the best ways to title your assets to prevent your family from getting stuck in court if you become incapacitated or pass away.

· Protecting Your Legacy: Find out how to safeguard the assets you leave to your children and loved ones from divorce, creditors, and lawsuits.

Take the first step towards peace of mind and protect your family’s future.

About the Presenter

Kyle Manikas is an attorney dedicated to helping families in Virginia navigate the world of estate planning and elder law with over 22 years of legal experience. Most recently, he had the privilege of serving as the Chief Deputy Commonwealth’s Attorney for Fairfax County. He have been named to SuperLawyers and is peer Review Rated as AV® Preeminent by Martin -Hubbell.

As a parent, Kyle understand the concerns that many people with young children share. Estate planning is about retaining control over your future and the future of your loved ones. It is about making sure that you, not a court or a third party, decides what happens if you become incapacitated, or to your children if you pass when they are minors.

On a personal note, Kyle is a father of three children which has given him an awareness that planning is something you do for the people you love the most. You may or may not be the one to benefit from the planning you do, but your loved ones surely will.

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