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Back to School, Back to Your Binder: Why September Is Secretly Estate Planning Season
Back-to-school season is basically a free calendar reminder for grown-up things. Your kids are leveling up — new grade, new backpack, new questionable haircut they chose themselves — and your legal paperwork should level up with them.
Please, For the Love of Grandma’s China, Don’t Let a Chatbot Write Your Will or Trust
Look, I get it. You’ve got a chatbot that can write a sonnet about your cat, debug your Python, and explain quantum entanglement in the voice of a pirate. Surely it can handle something as simple as “who gets the house when I die”?
Congratulations, You’re Rich Enough to Die Comfortably (Probably)
Here’s the twist nobody tells you at cocktail parties: just because the IRS has chilled out doesn’t mean your estate plan gets to. In fact, “not owing estate tax” has quietly become the least interesting part of estate planning.
Your Charity Doesn’t Need to Outlive Your Entire Family Tree
Let’s talk about something that makes estate planning attorneys quietly sigh into their coffee. You’ve done it. You’ve finally sat down with your estate planner, gotten the documents drafted, and—feeling like a genuinely good human being—you added a
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