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Whether your net worth is 10-thousand dollars or 10-million dollars everyone has an estate and needs to have an estate plan once you are an adult over the age of 21. Let’s face it people die at all ages, not just when you are very old. Unfortunately, accidents and unintended incidents are part of life and one never knows when that end is coming. All we have to do is look at 9/11 as an unintended incident or look at our local news reports at the latest traffic accidents where someone became injured for life or killed.

Today, in our complex world one needs more than just a Simple Will to handle the different situations that happen in life. In fact, a Simple Will that is not comprehensive enough can sometimes create more problems than it solves. Therefore, it is important to cover as many possible scenario’s as possible. One can never predict 100% of the possible eventualities, but if we prepare for 80 – 90% of the most likely situations, both you and your family will be much better for it.

That’s what good Estate Planning will do for you and your loved ones; it will keep the government, courts and lawyers out of your affairs and give you and your family peace of mind. The side benefit is, that it will cost you substantially less to prepare ahead of time by putting the proper documents in place, instead of waiting until after a problem has happened. Without planning ahead you have now lost the ability to control the situation and it will cost thousands, if not ten’s of thousands of dollars for court costs, taxes and lawyers. Additionally, you still might not like the result or decisions that are being made on your behalf because you did not document your intentions properly. These situations can be alleviated by your having the appropriate Estate Plan documents.

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None of the information contained herein is to be construed as legal advice, but merely a review of information that is readily available to the public. Ron J. Mille, FSS – Retirement Counselor, his successors and/or employees are not attorneys and do not give legal advice. This service is not a substitute for legal advice from an attorney. We will do our best to give you useful and accurate information, but that is not the same as legal advice. If you want help understanding how the law applies to your particular circumstances, or deciding which estate planning documents are best for you, then seek a qualified attorney.