Black History Month Educational Presentation
Building Legacy Through Estate Planning
Presented by Briana Moriarty
Wednesday, February 25th
6:00pm–8:00pm
Estate Planning Law Center
555 French Road
New Hartford, NY 13413
About The Presentation
In recognition of Black History Month, this educational presentation is designed to educate and engage the community around the importance of estate planning as a tool for protection, wealth preservation, and generational progress.
Many individuals and families have little to no education of estate planning or may believe it is only for the wealthy. This presentation breaks down those barriers by providing clear, accessible education on what can be protected, how planning works, and why proactive steps matter especially within the Black community.
This event aligns with Black History Month’s focus on preserving heritage and legacy, highlighting how intentional planning can ensure that families’ stories, values, and assets are passed down with purpose.
Topics We’ll Cover
Key discussion points include:
- Why estate planning is a critical tool for generational stability and empowerment
- Common myths and misconceptions about wills, trusts, and planning
- What happens when someone passes away without a plan in place
- How proactive planning protects families, homes, and assets
- Honoring legacy beyond finances like values and decision-making authority
What You’ll Learn
By attending, you will:
✅ Understand why estate planning is especially important for individuals and families
✅ Gain knowledge on wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and healthcare proxies
✅ Learn how planning can help reduce family conflict and financial loss
✅ Feel confident and empowered to take the first step toward protecting your legacy
Who Should Attend
This presentation is ideal for:
- Adults and families interested in learning how to protect their legacy
- Community members seeking education on estate planning
- Professionals, caregivers, and individuals supporting multigenerational households
Hosted by Estate Planning Law Center
Helping You Secure What Matters Most
Questions? Call us at (315) 793-3622 or email clientservices@eplawcenter.com.


