Planning your family’s future can seem complicated, with numerous options to consider. Do you need a will? Should you set up a trust? What happens if you choose to do nothing? These decisions aren’t just hypothetical—they directly affect your loved ones’ futures.

In this second part of our two-part Q&A series, I’ll explain the essential estate planning tools, highlight their key differences, and offer practical strategies to help you protect your family, regardless of what lies ahead. Let’s get started by answering a common question about the foundational documents in estate planning.

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National Estate Planning Awareness Week, running from October 21-27, is the perfect opportunity to bring attention to this commonly misunderstood and often overlooked subject. Discover more…