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The 6 Steps to a Successful Estate Plan Step 1: Define your Estate Planning Goals. What do you want to happen? Step 2: Gather and Organize your Financial Data. Gather your documents. Step 3: Analyze Discuss. Step 4: Develop your Estate Strategies. Step 5: Implement your Estate Plan. Step 6: Track Monitor your Progress.
Here, our estate planning attorneys lay out the 5 main components of estate planning: Wills and Trusts. Durable Power of Attorney. Medical or Healthcare Power of Attorney. Living Wills and Advance Directives for Medical Decisions. Beneficiary Designations.
The first and well-known component of an estate plan is a will. A will determines two things. First, it sets forth who is to step into your shoes as your personal representative in order to pay your bills and distribute your assets. Second, it instructs the personal representative how to go about it.
Here, our estate planning attorneys lay out the 5 main components of estate planning: Wills and Trusts. Durable Power of Attorney. Medical or Healthcare Power of Attorney. Living Wills and Advance Directives for Medical Decisions. Beneficiary Designations.
Seven steps to basic estate planning Inventory your stuff. You may think you dont have enough to justify estate planning. Account for your familys needs. Establish your directives. Review your beneficiaries. Note your states estate tax laws. Weigh the value of professional help. Plan to reassess.
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Estate Planning Checklist: The 5 Essential Documents Last Will and Testament. This legal document is the foundation for a successful estate plan. Living Trust. Durable Power of Attorney (POA) Healthcare Power of Attorney (POA) Living Will.
Seven steps to basic estate planning Inventory your stuff. You may think you dont have enough to justify estate planning. Account for your familys needs. Establish your directives. Review your beneficiaries. Note your states estate tax laws. Weigh the value of professional help. Plan to reassess.
What You Should Put in Your Will Your basic personal information. Legal language that declares testamentary intent. Your appointed executor. Your appointed guardian for any pets or minor children. A list of your property and named beneficiaries (with certain exceptions)
In this checklist, well outline what you should consider when establishing an estate plan. Take inventory of your belongings. Make a last will and testament. Find a trusted estate executor. Consider a living trust.
What You Should Put in Your Will Your basic personal information. Legal language that declares testamentary intent. Your appointed executor. Your appointed guardian for any pets or minor children. A list of your property and named beneficiaries (with certain exceptions)

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