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Estate Planning 101- Have Dinner on Us
Dated: March 11 2026
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Estate Planning Isn’t Just for the Wealthy — It’s for Every Family
Most people think estate planning is something you only worry about later in life. The truth is, if you have kids, a home, a bank account, or anything you care about passing on… estate planning matters right now.
Whether your children are 18 years old or fully grown with families of their own, having a plan in place protects them and the things you’ve worked hard for.
Without a clear plan, the courts can end up deciding what happens to your assets, your home, or even who handles your affairs if something unexpected happens. That’s why having the right guidance is so important.
To help answer these questions, I’m hosting a free estate planning dinner and discussion for our community.
Estate Planning Dinner & Education Night
April 8th
6:00 PM
106 S Buckner Tarsney Rd. Grain Valley, Missouri (Same stripmall as El Maguay’s
Dinner will be served
Our guest speaker will be Christopher M. Gaughan, Estate Planning Attorney, and estate planning is his full focus. He’ll walk through common situations families face and explain options in a simple way.
We’ll talk about questions many people are already wondering about, such as:
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Do I need a trust?
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Is an LLC the right move for my property or assets?
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Is a beneficiary deed enough to protect my home?
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What happens if I don’t have anything set up?
You don’t need to have everything figured out before you come. In fact, the whole point is to bring your questions.
Estate planning isn’t just about paperwork. It’s about making life easier for the people you love when they need it most.
If you’ve been thinking about getting your affairs in order, this is a relaxed evening to learn, ask questions, and enjoy dinner with others in the community.
Seats are limited, so reach out if you’d like to attend.
Felicia Davis
Felicia Davis | Missouri & Kansas Real Estate ExpertWith over 20 years of experience, I help clients across Missouri and Kansas buy, sell, and invest with confidence. From luxury homes and land to….
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