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If you are like many homeowners, your home is likely your family’s most valuable and treasured asset. To ensure your home will pass to your heirs in the most efficient and safe manner possible, you want to plan wisely.

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In most cases, from the most sophisticated established business-people with the highest net worth to those just starting in the workforce and growing young families, you very likely do not know how to evaluate estimates when shopping for an estate plan.

When it comes to estate planning, you may automatically think about taking legal steps to ensure the right people inherit your belongings when you’re gone. Although that thought is not wrong, it does leave out a very important aspect, and that is planning for life. Planning for life is perhaps the most critical part of estate planning.

A Will is usually the first thing that comes to mind when thinking about estate planning. In fact, many people who contact me tell me they “don’t need anything complicated - just a Will.”  Wills are important, but relying on only a Will is risky and actually forces your family into court, may result in your assets not reaching your intendeds, and does nothing for incapacity protection.

How is your health linked with estate planning? Your health plays a significant role in shaping your preparations for the future in general, and how you structure your estate plan in particular.