Your last will is designed to express your wishes after leaving your family behind. Given its importance and long-lasting impact, experts recommend that you consider every detail, including how your belongings are distributed, who controls your finances, and which family members are included in your...
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When estate pre-planning, most Americans are familiar with the importance of having a last will and testament. Did you know that without naming a revocable living trust, your family may experience the dreaded-probate process? According to the American Association of Retired Persons, probate is the l...
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The estate you leave to your loved ones consists of real estate, personal property such as vehicles, and any other assets you might have. Unless you leave specific instructions on how you wish your estate to be distributed when you die, the state will decide who inherits your possessions. It’...
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