Estate Planning
Planning your estate is about caring for your loved ones, seeing they are provided for, and making sure your hard-earned property is distributed according to your wishes.
Your estate consists of all your property, including:
- your home and other real estate
- tangible personal property such as cars and furniture, and
- intangible property like insurance, bank accounts, stocks, and pension and social security benefits.
Isn’t estate planning just for older people or the wealthy?
What happens if you don't plan?
What can I do to minimize the costs of estate planning?
What type of information do I need to have together to plan?
My spouse doesn’t like to think about death. What should I do?
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