Two hours, plain English, no legal jargon — over a three-course dinner at our expense. What a will actually does, where probate catches Connecticut families off guard, and the three documents most people are missing.
You will not sit through a slideshow while your food goes cold. Each course opens one plain question, and Margaret answers it in the room.
Find your table, meet Margaret before she is at the front of the room, and get your drink order in. No name tags, no sign-in sheet.
The four documents that make up a plain-English estate plan, what each one covers, and what Connecticut decides for you when they are missing.
Real timelines, real court fees, and the three places Hartford-area families most often get surprised — with the paperwork that avoids each one.
Ask anything, including the questions you would rather not ask in front of family. Nothing is sold, and there is no follow-up unless you ask for one.
Nothing is sold at this event and no products are offered. Dinner is on us whether or not you ever call our office again.
Two minutes now, and the kitchen gets its count. The room holds sixty and it has filled early twice this year.
Reservations close September 12. We only use your details to hold the seats and confirm the meal count.
No mailing list, no sharing, no follow-up unless you ask for one. Call (860) 555-0148 if you would rather book by phone.