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Comerica Bank and its LGBT Alliance Group is sponsoring an "Estate and Financial Workshop for the LGBT Community" at Affirmations on Wednesday, April 27 at 6:30 p.m.
The event will feature discussions on estate planning strategies, domestic partnership agreements, caring for elderly patients and medical decision challenges.
The panel of presenters includes attorney Roy A. Lutman, Comerica Bank estate advisor Brian K. Wolfe, Comerica Bank Vice President and personal banker Carol Huckleby and Comerica Securities Consultant Julie Shemanski.
Affirmations is located at 290 W. Nine Mile Rd. in Ferndale. For more information, go online to http://www.goaffirmations.org.
Financial workshop focuses on LGBT families
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