GILFORD — The Gilford Library welcomes Edward Beasley, an attorney of elder law in New Hampshire and Northern Massachusetts on Wednesday, Oct. 27 at 1 p.m., for a free educational estate-planning seminar. Beasley will share a range of important estate-planning information. Topics include how to protect against the potentially catastrophic effects of a nursing-home stay; bullet-proofing trusts from nursing-home costs; protecting inheritance funds from outside creditors and divorcing spouses of adult children; and more. The seminar is highly engaging, conversational in nature and is a no-pressure event. Call the library or visit in person to register for the seminar.
Gilford Library to host estate planning seminar on Oct. 27
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