Formerly Just in Case Binder
Seminar and Services
Just in Case: Final Affair Seminar
Just in Case: Final Affair Planning Seminars create an open, honest discussion about what it means to plan your Final Affairs and strives to bring clarity to the many common questions around final affair planning. Participants in the popular seminars have appreciated the practical approach to planning for end of life or other emergency situations.
Please contact us to get details and to discuss event specifics.
Final Affair Consultation
Do you have questions or need help getting started?
Do you require impartial, unbiased third-party guidance?
Do you prefer a one-to-one approach?
A Consultation Provides:
Safe, private and confidential assistance while working through your Final Affair plans.
Guidance and tools to help you get started or to complete your preparations.
Organization of your Final Affair documents.
Answers for questions you may encounter while working through your affairs.
Note: A Final Affair consultation does not replace professional help provided by lawyers, financial professionals, accountants, trust officers, etc.
These services are vital to all Final Affair planning.
For more information, please call (306) 280-4559.
Personal Planning
Blackwood Personal Planning explores the following areas and so much more!
- Power of Attorney
- Wills and Estate Administration
- Funeral/Memorial Planning
- Financial Affairs
- Health Care Directive
- Personal Affairs
- Contact Lists
- Family History
Personal Planning helps:
Prepare for yourself or a loved one.
Stay in control. Ensure your intentions and preferences are achieved in your life and after your death.
Gather, review and organize information to be available to make important life decisions.
Be responsible. Plan for yourself and ease the burden on family members and others who may be distressed or who may need legal authority to act.
Give yourself peace of mind knowing your affairs are in order.
Personal Planning informs:
Suggests areas where professional assistance is required.
Prepares you for professional appointments, saving you time and money.
Identifies necessary, relevant legal documents.
Personal Planning guides:
Discuss roles, duties, and areas of responsibility for those who will be acting on your behalf.
Identify personal supporters - friends or family members whom you trust.
Discover your personal preferences.
At some point, most of these areas will require attention.
Personal Planning can spare your loved ones from having to make tough decisions on your behalf, without the benefit of your guidance.
When it comes time, give your loved ones hours together for comfort rather than stress.
For more information, please call (306) 280-4559.