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Who Gets Grandma's Yellow Pie Plate Lifelong Learning Class

Who Gets Grandma's Yellow Pie Plate

Class Number | CED.1012.V01

Section | 62157

CLASS DETAILS

Date & Time

Wednesday, May 6

4PM - 5:30PM

Cost

FREE

Location

ONLINE | Join this workshop at the scheduled time online via Zoom.

Directions and the Zoom link will be sent prior to the event.

Instructor

Teagen Lefere

Class Description

Whether planning ahead or making decisions when a loved one passes away, this workshop provides you with the valuable resources needed to help pass on personal possessions. Leave this workshop with the knowledge to manage estate planning for non-titled property.

Understand the sensitivity of the issues
Decide what’s “fair” for the family
Consider distribution options and consequences
Determine what family members want to accomplish
Manage conflicts if they arise
Understand belongings have different meanings to different individuals

About the Instructor

Teagen Lefere is a Program Instructor at MSU Extension on the Financial and Home Ownership Education team assisting clients with foreclosure prevention, home ownership, renting, and money management. Lefere has been working with families and individuals since 2007.

Questions?

We'd love to answer them!

lifelonglearning@midmich.edu

(989) 386-6651

Grandma's Yellow Pie Plate

Passing on personal possessions requires pre-planning.

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