We've attended a couple of the 'free dinners' offered by financial advisors in TV (not the firm identified by the OP). After meeting with each of them in follow up sessions to understand 'how they would handle our investments' we determined that we really didn't agree with their approach and that they really weren't the folks that we wanted to rely on for financial advice.
That said, it did provide us with information that allowed us to independently make some smart financial moves that we might not otherwise have done...or delayed doing.
2 old sayings to keep in mind: "There is no such thing as a free lunch"...and "A fool and his money are soon parted"
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