Last Will And Testament Considerations
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Key Considerations for Your Last Will and Testament
Overview
Interest in creating a Last Will and Testament surged during the coverage of Terri Schiavo's case. However, despite recognizing its importance, many people still haven't taken action. Procrastination often gets in the way of planning for the unexpected.
Do You Have a Last Will and Testament?
When asked, none of six randomly interviewed individuals had a Living Will, and only one possessed a Last Will and Testament, despite unanimously acknowledging the value of these documents. They agreed that effective tax planning in Wills can significantly reduce estate taxes for heirs.
Why Estate Planning Begins with a Last Will and Testament
Many people understand the significance of estate planning. Concerns about dependents and preferences for end-of-life care emphasize its necessity. Yet, while some seek legal assistance or purchase DIY Last Will kits, not everyone finalizes their documents.
Only one interviewee had completed all necessary estate planning documents. These include a power of attorney, designating someone to manage finances if incapacitated, and a healthcare proxy, which specifies who makes medical decisions on your behalf.
Avoid Family Disputes
Uncertainties about your wishes can lead to significant family conflicts. Establishing clear directives in your Will ensures that your desires are honored and reduces the likelihood of disputes.
Taking the first step towards estate planning now will provide peace of mind for you and your loved ones.
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