During our Sunday emphasis on FAMILY we will be hosting some practical sessions on Wednesday nights to help you protect your family, your children and your marriage.
Wednesday evening, May 12 at 6:30
Jean Louise Dixon, a Dare Co. attorney, will be on hand at NHC to talk about preparing wills, trusts and medical directives. Her session will be free and is open to the community. Jean Louise is a specialist in estate planning and will be glad to answer your questions as well. I've asked her because of her expertise and because she is the attorney who drew up our wills.
If you own property (all of us do in some form) and especially if you have children a will is one of the most important things you can establish to protect your most treasured assets. Some of us have no doubt had to deal with the possessions of a loved one who left no will behind, and that can be extremely stressful.
In North Carolina, should a parents die without a will stating their wishes for their minor children it becomes the responsibility of the state, ie. a judge, to determine who will care for your children. If you do not have a will that's what will happen!
If you plan to attend, please RSVP either by calling the church office (441-7548) or emailing
info@nagsheadchurch.org so that we will know how many to expect.
Child care will be provided. If you