Kings Court Trust are off to the racecourses this year for their Autumn Seminars 2014

This year’s Kings Court Trust (KCT) Autumn Seminars are being held this week, and are set to be a fantastic opportunity for wills and probate professionals to network and build upon CPD training.

There will be two events, both commencing at 9.30am and lasting for the day. KCT have ensured both of the events are as interactive as possible and you are set to leave the seminars with a broader understanding of the industry, as well as cultivating stronger relationships with both KCT and other legal professionals.

Both events will be held at glorious racecourse locations, on the following dates;

Tuesday 14th October 2014 — Haydock Park Racecourse

Wednesday 15th October 2014 — Warwick Racecourse

A combination of wills and probate experts, sales and marketing professionals, and KCT representatives will lead the discussions throughout the day. All attendees will be encouraged to get involved from the outset.

KCT have announced speakers who will be presenting at the Autumn Seminars 2014 include:

  • Stuart Parry, MD from One Call Marketing
  • Robert Dolbear, MD from Bridgefast
  • Martin P Holdsworth, Partner — Contentious Trust & Estates from Jones Myers Law Solicitors

Prior to attending the events, you may need to consider any queries you may have regarding estate administration, as KCT will be holding an open session to answer any questions.

To all those attending this year, we look forward to hearing your thoughts and reactions from the seminars and we hope you have a brilliant day and leave feeling enlightened.

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