Wills and Estate Planning Seminar (Streaming)
Autism Ontario Families (Members and Non-Members) 

Creating a will and estate plan is important for anyone interested in leaving an estate for the people they care about. But for those who care for someone who is vulnerable or isolated, failing to create an effective plan can inadvertently cause suffering and hardship. Join us for an overview of wills and estate planning for people who care for someone with a disability.

Who should attend?

Families who are looking to plan for and protect the financial well-being of their relative with a disability both now and in the future.

What you'll get out of attending:

• An understanding of the critical issues involved in creating a will and estate plan;
• Strategies that will help you provide support for your loved one after your death;
• Knowledge of how to sustain Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP) benefits for your family member; and 
• An opportunity to connect with other families and an experienced disability lawyer.

Speaker:

Brendon Pooran is the principal lawyer at PooranLaw, a Toronto-based law firm that focuses on wills, trusts and estates planning for individuals with disabilities and their families. He has been involved with various disability organizations as a member, volunteer, employee or director for most of his life.  

Additional Details:

"Wills and Estate Planning" is part of PLAN Toronto's Good Life Seminar Series that's focused on helping you create a safe and secure future for your relative who may be vulnerable or isolated. Feel free to register for just this one seminar, several of the seminars or the complete series.

This presentation is also being delivered live at PLAN Toronto's Seminar Room at 120 Eglinton Avenue East in Toronto. For additional details, click here. 

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