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Stop the Procrastination! Your family is counting on you and your Legacy depends on it. The "3 Year Estate Plan Review" complimentary consultation is meant to ensure that your estate plan stays up to date with regard to law changes as well as what you wish to accomplish for your family. …
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Regrets of The Dying - 5 Most Common Regrets People grow a lot when they are faced with their own mortality. I for one, have learned to never underestimate someone’s capacity for growth. Some changes were phenomenal. Each experienced a variety of emotions, as expected, denial, fear, anger, remorse, …
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Understanding Probate Lawyer Fees One of the most common questions people have regarding probate is about probate lawyer fees and how much probate is likely to cost. Since the answer depends on a variety of factors, it’s important to understand some basics about the process to better estimate …
People work hard throughout their lives to provide for their families, but many make serious errors in estate planning — or simply fail to plan — when it comes to passing their wealth to heirs after they die. To that point, studies show that many Americans old enough to need …
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Have you reviewed and updated your estate plan in the past 3 years? Below is a checklist of events that may prompt you to update: ____ The individuals you have named are deceased. ____ New people should be named in your will (e.g. birth, adoption). ____ Divorce or marriage. ____ New state laws. …
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