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When Your Legal Will May Not Be Enough

A will is one of the most widely used legal documents and is probably what you think of first when you consider how to plan your estate and transfer your assets to your loved ones. In a Will, you name who you want to receive your assets when you die (the beneficiary) and who you want to handle your final …

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Are your children protected if you are not around tomorrow?

In recent news, actress Natasha Richardson died from a brain injury after a skiing accident.  She and her husband, actor Liam Neeson had two sons, just 12 and 13 years old.  While Natasha wasn’t superstar famous, but the story of her death touches us all who have young kids.  Her passing from something as random as a minor fall on …

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