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So You've Inherited a House. Congratulations! (I Think.)
Inheriting a home from a loved one is a meaningful gift — and also, if I’m being honest, a to-do list that arrives at the worst possible time. Between the grief and the paperwork, most people aren’t prepared for what actually comes next. Here’s what
Gratitude
The Turkey Isn’t the Only Thing You Should Be Planning This Thanksgiving. Look, I know what you’re thinking. “It’s Thanksgiving! I’m supposed to be arguing about politics, perfecting my green bean casserole, and pretending I enjoy watching football—not thinking about my mortality!
The Gift That Keeps on Not Giving (Headaches): Why an Estate Plan is the Ultimate Christmas Surprise
Move over, ugly Christmas sweaters and fruitcakes! There’s a new gift in town that’ll make your family say, “Wow, you really DO love us!”
Social Media and the DIY Trap
I’ve said it before, I don’t attempt to DIY my own dentistry work, auto mechanics, or haircuts as a rule. There’s a reason why…I’m not trained for it.
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