LPP Workshop – Legacy Letter Writing

***August 21st, 2025 - 4 pm***

Wrapping Up a Loved Ones Estate

*A workshop exclusively for our Legacy Protection Members and their guests. Thank you for being a valued LPP member.

Thursday,  August 21st, 2025 – 4 pm

 

Legacy Letter Writing Workshop

Give Your Loved Ones What They Need Most

Your estate plan protects your money. But what about your wisdom, stories, and love?

Research shows your non-financial legacy is 10 times more important to your loved ones than the money you leave behind. Yet most families never receive the guidance, memories, and expressions of love that could transform their lives for generations.

But most people don’t tell their loved ones how they feel about them until it’s too late.

Without your wisdom and stories, your loved ones may:

  • Repeat mistakes you could have helped them avoid
  • Feel disconnected from their family identity and heritage
  • Miss the comfort of your ongoing love and guidance
  • Struggle with decisions you could have illuminated

Don’t let your most valuable assets die with you.

At this hands-on workshop, you’ll learn to write meaningful legacy letters that:

✓ Express your deepest love in lasting ways
✓ Share hard-won wisdom for life’s challenges
✓ Preserve family stories and values
✓ Provide ongoing comfort and guidance

We’ll write your first letter together using a proven format that’s helped hundreds of families avoid the regret of leaving important things unsaid.

Your legal documents transfer your assets. Your legacy letters transfer your heart.

Don’t wait until it’s too late.

Your Guide

Catherine Hammond, Founder of Hammond Law Group and The TrueWealth (SM) Legacy Program

Catherine Hammond is the CEO and founder of Hammond Law Group, a Colorado-based estate planning law firm she founded in 2005. With a strong focus on protecting families from the legal consequences of disability and death, she creates comprehensive estate plans that minimize taxes, costs, and government interference.

A native of Denver, Catherine completed her undergraduate studies at Coe College in Iowa, and her Juris Doctorate from the University of Denver College of Law in 1993, concentrating on estate planning, tax, and mediation. Catherine is a member of various professional organizations, including WealthCounsel, ElderCounsel, the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys, the Colorado Springs Estate Planning Council, and the Purposeful Planning Institute. Beyond her legal expertise, Catherine provides transformational coaching to support clients and their families through life transitions.