Update Your Estate Plan

You need an up-to-date will (and/or living trust) so that your estate won't pass by intestacy to unintended beneficiaries.  Unfortunately, only one in five Americans have a current will.

Here are a few tips regarding estate planning and updating your will:

-You need an up-to-date will (and/or living trust). Your estate won't then pass by intestacy to unintended beneficiaries.  Unfortunately, only one in five Americans has a current will.

- Review your will and/or living trust annually.  Your estate planning needs will change as rapidly as your asset protection needs.  An outdated will can cause you even more legal problems than dying without a will.

- In addition to your will or living trust, you also need a durable power of attorney (one for healthcare and one for your financial/legal affairs). Appoint someone who can immediately represent you should you become incapacitated.  You also need a living will to indicate if you want your life artificially prolonged.

- Employ a knowledgeable estate planner.  You will need one if you have a taxable or complex estate.  A good estate planner can save you a fortune in estate taxes.  They can also show you many other ways to combine estate planning with asset protection.

The Presser Law Firm, P.A.  has a complete estate planning department.  We can integrate your asset protection plan with your present estate plan or work with you (or your attorney) to create a new estate plan.

YES, YOU CAN LOSE EVERYTHING!

You may think that your wealth is safe and that you don't need protection.  But don't delude yourself and accept reality — for every 60 minutes you spend making money, spend 60 seconds thinking about how to protect it!