3rd October 2019

Philip Warford will be presenting a seminar for to parents and carers at Chailey Heritage School this October in East Sussex. Chailey Heritage School is a pioneering charity providing education, care and transition services for children and young people with complex physical disabilities and health needs.

This two-hour seminar aims to help families make decisions on how they will provide for and look after their children after they are gone. Philip discusses why a Will is sometimes not enough when you have a disabled or vulnerable son or daughter.

Philip explains that through the use of a discretionary or disabled persons trust, we can leave inheritance to a loved one so that it won’t affect their means-tested benefits or leave them financially at risk.

Topics explored:

• How you can protect a disabled person using Wills and Trusts
• The choice of Guardians for minor children
• The choice of Executors and Trustees
• The use of Letters of Wishes
• Making Gifts in a Will
• When should you set up a Trust
• How to protect means-tested benefits

Timings:

10:00am: Teas and coffees

10:30am – 12:30pm: Seminar

Booking:

Please email Denise Howard on Denise.Howard2@nhs.net or telephone: 01825 724736.

Address:

Chailey Heritage Foundation, Haywards Heath Road, North Chailey, Lewes BN8 4EF

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