Financial planning for people with disabilities,

Free of Charge/Open to the Public

Learn how to protect your family member with disabilities. Protect your assets.
Protect your future.

Current tax laws will expire at the end of 2012, leaving significant changes:

• Increase in income and capital gains taxes.
• Rules of charitable gift giving.
• Change in exemptions for estate, gift & generation-skipping tax.
• Decrease in the amount you can own before your estate is taxed.
• Increase in top estate taxes.

Find out the importance of …

Identifying the need for future care planning
Planning for and securing benefits at age 18
Preparing wills and living trusts

Featured Speaker will be Bill Deitch, founder of The Estate Planning Law Group, who has over 20 years of practice experience and concentrates his efforts in assisting individuals, families and business owners. He is an Adjunct Professor at the College of DuPage, co-author of "Your Life, Your Legacy", charter member of Wealthcounsel, a national organization of Estate Planning Attorneys, and member of the Illinois Wisconsin Forum of Estate Planning Attorneys, Illinois State Bar Association section on Trusts and Estates, and DuPage County Bar Association section on Estate Planning.

An additional financial professional will discuss how the results of the election may affect the investment markets during the coming year.


For additional information/R.S.V.P.:
847-540-3706 or mpendergrast@countrysideassn.org

About Countryside Association for People with Disabilities

Countryside Association for People with Disabilities was founded in 1954. Our mission is to advocate on behalf of persons with disabilities and their families and support them in their efforts to live and work successfully in their chosen community. We envision a community where all people can reach their goals of independence, employment and full participation in community life. Services are offered with the goal of supporting the full development of each individual’s potential and achievement of his/her life goals. Additionally, services are directed at making available supports required for each family to care for their loved one with disabilities. Our services decrease the number of individuals with disabilities who are unnecessarily institutionalized and increase their autonomy, access to independence, paid employment opportunities and participation in their community. To find out more about Countryside, visit www.countrysideassn.org.