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Intro to Estate Planning
Presenter: Attorney Chad A. Ritchie
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Helping Clients Achieve Peace and a Lasting Legacy Through Proper Estate Planning
2203 E. Empire St. Suite G
Bloomington, IL 61704
Chad A. Ritchie
We Are an Estate Planning Law Firm
Our Mission is to provide PROPER Estate Planning for families, farmland owners and business owners so that our clients can achieve Success, Peace, and a Lasting Legacy.
Welcome to Ritchie Law Office, Ltd.
Chad Ritchie advises and educates his clients on how Estate Planning works and helps them put an Estate Plan together that is tailor-made for them. In the end, his clients have Wills, Trusts and Power of Attorney documents that do exactly what is needed for their estate.
Over the years, Chad Ritchie has helped hundreds of clients with their Estate Plans ranging from very simple to very complex plans. He has developed a client-centered Estate planning approach that educates and empowers clients throughout the Estate Planning process.
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“Mr. Ritchie assisted my mother with signing Power of Attorney Documents. He did a fantastic job in explaining the different options to her and was extremely easy going. He definitely makes you feel relaxed while going through legal matters...
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Upcoming Events & Ritchie Law Education
WHEN: October 6, 2022
TIME: 6:00 PM
LOCATION: Online Webinar
About this Webinar
Guest Presenter: Officer Brad Park
Officer Brad Park has over twenty years of experience with the Normal Police Department. In this webinar, hosted by Ritchie Law Office, Ltd., Officer Park will discuss how to identify, combat, and prevent common forms of identity theft. After viewing this webinar, you will understand how financial identity theft is defined by the law, how thieves obtain personal information, and what criminals can do with your identity after gaining access to your personal information. Officer Park will also go over common types of scams including overpayment, romance, lottery, telephone, skimming, and other online scams before concluding with a section on best practices for online safety.
WHEN: October 20th & 27th, 2022
TIME: 6:00 - 8:00pm
LOCATION: Heartland Community College
About this Course
Learn everything you need to know about estate planning in a live in-person classroom! In this course, you'll have the opportunity to engage with a seasoned estate planning attorney in discussions on wills, trusts, powers-of-attorney, probate, estate taxes, and titling assets. You'll also discover the key concepts of estate planning that everyone should know, and leave ready to use these planning tools to chart the course for yours or your loved one's estate.
The Supreme Court of Illinois does not recognize certifications of specialties in the practice of law and any certificate, award or recognition in any specific field or specialty of law is not a requirement to practice law in Illinois.
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