Keeping the Farm in the Family

Type: seminarCategory: Seminar Date: November 10 Time: 02:00 PM - 03:30 PM Phone: (701) 738-0060 Venue: 1726 S Washington Street, Ste. 33A, Grand Forks, ND, 58201, United States

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What happens when Mom and Dad can no longer manage the family farm?

For many farm families, the land represents generations of hard work and a legacy they hope to pass on. But changes in health, retirement, or unexpected circumstances can raise difficult questions about the farm's future.

Join Thompson Law for a free educational seminar to learn how planning ahead can help protect your farm, preserve family assets, and prepare for the next generation without creating unnecessary financial burdens.

You’ll learn more about:

Planning for retirement, incapacity, and long-term care
Protecting farmland and other family assets
Understanding Medicaid and nursing home considerations
Strategies for the preparation & transfer of the farm to the next generation

The best time to plan for the future of your farm is while you still have options.

Join us for this no-cost event in Grand Forks to learn how you can protect what you've built and prepare to pass it on to the next generation.

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