| I invite you all to join us at the Staller Center Recital Hall at
Stony Brook University for an informative and educational presentation. A couple of months ago, I gave a presentation there, and it was so successful that they asked me to do another one. I am proud to support Stony Brook University and work with such an innovative group of people. I hope to see you there!
Listen to Lawrence
Will Power:
Deciding if a Will or Trust
is Right For You
Presented by Lawrence Eric Davidow of Davidow, Davidow, Siegel & Stern
Back by Popular Demand – and in-person!
Thursday, September 17 at 5:00 PM
Staller Center Recital Hall
100 Nicolls Road, Stony Brook
Doors open at 4:30, program starts at 5:00
Reception with light bites to follow
REGISTER HERE
What You’ll Learn:
· Will or Trust? Learn the differences and which may be right for you.
· Should you avoid Probate? Find out what it is, when it matters, and when it doesn’t.
· Do you need a Revocable Trust? Understand who benefits and who may not.
· Could your estate plan accidentally create problems for your family? Learn some of the most common and costly mistakes.
· Who will actually receive your money? See how beneficiary designations, joint accounts, and property ownership can override your Will.
· What happens if something happens to you tomorrow? Learn how to make things easier for your loved ones.
· Already have an estate plan? Find out when to review an older Will or Trust, and what life changes should prompt an update.
Who Should Attend:
· Retirees and those approaching retirement
· Families helping aging parents
· Caregivers
· Those thinking about their long-term legacy, including charitable giving to Stony Brook University!
About Our Speaker:
Lawrence Eric Davidow is the managing partner of Davidow, Davidow, Siegel & Stern, LLP,
a Long Island law firm founded by his grandfather in 1913. He focuses on elder law, estate planning, Medicaid planning, and special needs planning, helping families protect their homes, their savings, and their peace of mind. Known for his clear and practical approach, he regularly speaks to families and community groups throughout Long Island on how to make smart decisions before a crisis hits.
Questions?
Contact the Office of Gift Planning at
gift.planning@stonybrook.edu or (631) 632-4413
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