Who among us does not procrastinate when it comes to this
matter? The very idea of addressing the
issue forces us to face our own mortality.
If we had the exact date when you were scheduled to shuffle off this
mortal coil, perhaps there would be no sense of urgency in making sure that
your estate has been properly allocated by YOU while you are of sound mind.
Estate planning goes much further than just doing a
will. Here is why. It not only deals with the precise distribution
of your assets, but it also follows the wishes that you have for the people
that you care about most. In the long
run, it may go a long way in determining a smaller tax bill, court costs, and
fees that your loved ones could pay. You may wish to plan for powers of
attorney or directives to physicians.
We should all think about the inevitable. If you are a baby-boomer, for example then
you have spent decades acquiring wealth and possessions. Isn’t it time to consider where all of that
will be going when you are gone? For
over four and a half decades Lyle Clark has been a Seattle area will and estate
attorney. Call him for an appointment at
his Bellevue office at (425) 452-3092.
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