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Life Transitions That Can "Break" Estate Plans
Sudden Widowhood: Navigating Legal and Financial Chaos after a Spouse's Death
You and your spouse planned a life together, and nothing can fully prepare you for their loss. Like most people, you may have let the thought cross your mind only to quickly push it away because it felt too painful to consider. But some level of planning is one of the most meaningful ways to protect yourself when the unimaginable happens. Read more to learn that having the right plan in place can help you act quickly, safeguard your finances, and protect your estate during an already difficulttime.
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When an Adult Child Has a Crisis: How an Emergency Can Reshape Your Estate Plan
There may be times when your adult children need you just as much - or more - than they did while growing up. If they are suddenly facing a disability, chronic illness, substanceuse disorder, mental health condition, or financial crisis such as bankruptcy, you will very likely want to be there for them. Read more to understand how to help them through a crisis that protects both their future and yours.
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A Windfall and a Target: Navigating Family Expectations After Sudden Wealth
Good news in the form of a sudden windfall can put your family in a new financial position that may materially alter your legacy and estate plan. A windfall does not have to be a source of stress. Read more to discover that it does require thoughtful planning, especially when it arrives quickly and unexpectedly.
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