It can save unnecessary expense and trouble to your surviving loved-ones. Wills and trusts can also save significant amount of estate taxes, provide financial management for survivors, name guardians for children, name an executor, and provide for a worthy charitable institution. Creating a will can help families plan ahead while offering them an opportunity to provide for St. Paul's long-term needs. St. Paul's offers a special service to its constituents by offering free or greatly reduced wills preparation. This Wills Program is modeled after the Episcopal Diocese Wills Program.
Attorneys provide wills preparation services and represent the party creating a planned gift.
The Director of Development and a planned giving officer from the diocese are available to talk with individuals but will not give specific advice about individual estate plans. If the case warrants, participants in the wills program will be advised to seek additional council. Once again, all attorneys involved in the Wills Program represent the interest of the donor at all times. No party is under any obligation to name St. Paul's in their estate plans. Please notify the School if you have already included or plan to include St. Paul's in your estate plans, and we will add your name to the Legacy of Learning Club .