
What now? Please solicit advice from multiple sources based on various areas of specialization….e.g.:
- professional insurance/
- legal/
- tax/
- financial planner/
- lender/
- realty broker/
- and even a spiritual advisor. Yes, even your pastor will have great insights to share re: what the rest of us professional see ‘after the fact’. I can’t stress this enough, virtually every family has ‘issues’ when $’s and control come to play. Many client families I’d never dreamed would have had disagreements have family splits, even when little to nothing was left to disagree over.
Well the key word is ‘now’. Advice & planning is worthless after someone becomes incapable of handling their affairs, or passes. Review your strategies and go forward. Later, the complexity and expense – financial and emotional – will grow exponentially!
Don’t know where to start? Do the clerical work. Don’t know where that starts? Contact me for assistance.
Our approach will be looking at the bigger picture. ( See our theNetWorthLife.com site) You can also begin by sharing you’re thoughts, dreams, needs, goals, and comfort parameters.
Related Articles:
- http://realtynetworth.com/2017/02/24/passing-your-home-to-your-children
- https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/12-simple-steps-estate-plan-29472.html
- https://www.rbcwm-usa.com/resources/file-687702.pdf
- Easy article: https://www.investors.com/etfs-and-funds/retirement/5-must-do-tips-for-your-will-and-estate-planning/
- http://realtynetworth.com/category/wills-estates-trusts-and-inheritance/
Year-end tip(s): Update your Assets spreadsheet. Keep a draft of your Trust/ Will documents on a google drive format for easy sharing with your insurance/ legal/ and tax counselors.
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