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In this fourth part of our series, Estate Planning: What You Need to Know, we’ll continue discussing what is often the most urgent concern among our clients: children. While part two of our series explained planning for incapacity and part three discussed ensuring your children are cared for after you’ve passed, this blog post will address specific, actionable steps you need to take to ensure your children are accounted for during incapacity.
In this third blog post of our five-part series on the basics of estate planning, we’ll learn more about designing a clear path to success for your children with your estate plan --- who this planning involves, what it will accomplish, when and why we should be doing it in the first place, and how we can bring our plans to life.
You've heard it before. You may have even heard it here. Or here. Estate planning is important. Fine. But, can’t I just do this all myself? Technically, yes, you can. However, and that's a big however, we believe the savings isn't worth the risk - it's like stepping over a dollar to save a penny; just doesn't make sense right?
