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Aging Without Children: Planning for the Future

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AGING WITHOUT CHILDREN: PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE

Sponsored by JFCS/East Bay and Ashby Village

WHAT: A free workshop for older adults without children who want information about planning for their future.

WHEN: November 13, 2012 from 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm.

WHERE: JFCS/East Bay, 2484 Shattuck Ave, Suite 210, Berkeley, CA

WHY: Estimates suggest that one in five people ages 65 years and older do not have children. Who inherits assets if an older adult has no children and no plan? What is the role of a fiduciary for older adults without children? Who should older adults without children choose as their heath care agent? Noted attorney Sara Diamond will answer these and other related questions at this free workshop.

HOW: RSVP by November 8^th. Contact: rtufel@jfcs-eastbay.org or (510) 558-7800, ext. 352. All welcome but space is limited.

MORE INFORMATION: www.jfcs-eastbay.org/event/aging-without-children-planning-future

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