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Boo! The Scariest Estate Planning Blunders (And How to Avoid Them)
Halloween is the one time of year we choose to be frightened. Haunted houses, fake cobwebs, a neighbor who hands out full-size candy bars). But some frights aren’t fun, and few are scarier than what happens to a family when an estate plan goes wrong.
No Kids, No Problem-Estate Planning for the Gloriously Childfree
You don’t have a little Olivia or Noah to leave your house to. That’s fine – your cat doesn’t have a mortgage either. Here’s how to make sure your hard-earned assets go exactly where you want them, rather than wherever a probate judge decides over a lukewarm cup of courthouse coffee.
Revisions, mulligans... and the Magical Notary Fairy
‘Life is change. Anyone who says differently is selling something.’ That is a paraphrased quote from one of my favorite movies that in two short sentences, holds the distilled truth about existence. Life happens – it ebbs and flows and we are along for the ride.
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