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Last Estate Planning Segment Wednesday

December 14, 2020

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Last Estate Planning Segment Wednesday

The last segment in an estate planning series being hosted by Wisconsin Farmers Union is coming up this week. Estate Planning: Advanced Trusts and LLCs will helpful for any farm family that is curious to know more about how these tools can assist in estate planning.

The workshop, led by attorney Anthony Schmoldt of Chippewa Falls, will be this Wednesday, December 16 at noon.  

“Given the higher debt-to-asset ratio at which many farms are operating today compared to a generation ago, estate planning has become more complex,” said Wisconsin Farmers Union President Darin Von Ruden. “It’s important to start thinking through the future of your farm. Whether you’re thinking about passing the farm on to the next generation, considering other creative options, or are pondering your livelihood in retirement, estate planning is an important process.”

Register at www.wisconsinfarmersunion.com/events. Those who register for this final event in the series will also receive links to view records of previous events held on an introduction to estate planning, wills, and trusts.

Filed Under: Agribusiness, Education, News Tagged With: Advanced Trusts and LLCs, Estate Planning, wisconsin farmers union

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