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Taxation & Estate Planning

: Estate Planning and Elder Law

I Can't Lead a Horse To Water, or Make It Drink

By Leanna Hamill, Esq.

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Many times my biggest competition is not other attorneys - it's inertia. It isn't that people are meeting with other attorneys and getting their estate plans in order, it's that they just aren't doing them.  The biggest excuses I hear are usually "I don't have any thing to leave to people and my family knows how to divide my stuff" or "I won't care what happens to my stuff, I won't be around then anyway."  These excuses focus solely on the "death" part of planning.  But what about all the things read more

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