Estate Planning For Singles With Or Without Kids

Don’t Leave So Much at Risk!

Have you ever considered what will happen to you if you’re in an accident and don’t have anyone designated to make decisions for you?

While most adults don’t take estate planning as seriously as they should, if you are single with or without children, you might think that there’s really no need for you to worry about creating an estate plan. But this is a huge mistake. In fact, it can be even MORE important to have an estate plan.

Estate planning isn’t just to protect your assets after you pass but also to plan for your life.

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PRESENTED BY:

Amy Hsiao

Your Neighborhood Personal Family Lawyer

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What You'll Learn

Will, Trust, Or?

What do you really need to keep your family out of court and out of conflict when something happens to you? We'll cover all of it in detail, including the 3 biggest fears most people have when it comes to estate planning.

Don't Fail Your Loved-Ones

Even if you've created a plan, it may not work when your family needs it. See exactly why most plans fail and how you can put in place a plan for peace. Because your family deserves it.

What It Costs

Most people wonder what estate planning should cost and whether they even need one. We'll guide you to know what it should cost, and also describe our estate planning process so you know your options.

Disclaimer – This presentation is entirely free. We encourage you to stay until the end to hear about the solutions we offer to protect your loved ones if and when something should happen to you.

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