Our seminars cover the estate planning and business law questions we hear most often in the community — wills and trusts, probate, powers of attorney and healthcare directives, and planning for the future of a family business. Each session is built around plain-language explanations, not legal jargon.

Anyone in the community is welcome, whether you're just starting to think about a plan, updating one you already have, or helping a parent or family member get their affairs in order. No legal background required.

Sessions are informal and conversational, with real examples and plenty of room for your own questions. We host them at local venues around the community, and reserve time at the end for one-on-one conversation with our attorneys.

We hold seminars regularly at community centers, libraries, and local venues throughout the area. Locations and dates change from one seminar to the next, so check back or RSVP to be notified about the next one near you.

Feel free to bring a spouse, family member, or friend — estate and business planning is often a conversation for more than one person, and we welcome anyone who wants to be part of it.

There's no pressure to hire us on the spot. If you'd like to talk through your own situation afterward, we're happy to set up a private follow-up consultation whenever you're ready.