Estate Planning Seminar for Procrastinators: It's Not Too Late!

Did you know that 55% of adults in the U.S. do not have an estate plan? That means when they die or become disabled or incapacitated, the courts will be making the decisions for them about who gets what and who’s in charge.

“Some people don’t believe they’re wealthy enough to need an estate plan,” explains Rick Lesser, Founder and Partner at Lesser Lutrey McGlynn & Howe LLP in Lake Forest. “But honestly, if you own anything, or have a spouse, children or grandchildren, you really should have an estate plan.”

Estate planning includes wills that direct how your money and assets will be distributed after your death; living trusts that name an administrator and keep all assets within your control; powers of attorney for health care and property; and beneficiary designations for the distribution of IRAs, life insurance and 401k plans.

On Thursday, September 17 from 5:30- 6:30 p.m., Lesser Lutrey McGlynn & Howe will be sponsoring a Thursday Evening Happy Hour entitled Estate Planning for Procrastinators. Enjoy beer, wine and appetizers and learn about estate planning from one of the best in the business, Rick Lesser. The event will be held at their offices, 191 E. Deerpath Road, Suite 300, Lake Forest Illinois.

Rick Lesser has been continuously engaged in the private practice of law in Chicago and Lake Forest for 35 years as both a litigator and estate planner, representing individuals and families, and counseling owners and principals of privately held businesses. Rick believes that estate planning should be practical and cost-efficient. As a partner of Lesser Lutrey McGlynn & Howe LLP, Rick and his knowledgeable attorneys provide clear, concise direction regarding the full range of estate planning needs.

Seating is limited, so please click here to RSVP for this event. Additional questions, please call LLMH at 847-295-8800. #####