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“Oh what a tangled web our documents can be.”

So much of estate planning is simply drafting and updating legal documents. Where things go awry for most folks is the updating part. Either the document gathers dust as life circumstances change, or new documents affect old ones, but no one notices. Let’s shake off those cobwebs and put things in order. Follow our links below for important issues related to an estate plan’s principal documents. Our Paralegal, Kay, will be your guide.




“Better see your attorney for chapter and verse”

I’ll give your some pointers about each of these documents. But to find out what needs to be done in your individual situation, I suggest you contact your attorney.


Beneficiary designations
Titles
Wills
Durable power of attorney


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