Estate planning isn’t just for the wealthy—it’s about protecting your loved ones and your wishes. Here’s what every family should know about getting started.

What Is Estate Planning?

Estate planning is creating legal documents (like wills and trusts) to control what happens to your assets and care if you become incapacitated or pass away.

Key Documents to Consider

• Will
• Power of attorney
• Healthcare directive
• Living trust
• Beneficiary designations

What to Document

• List of all assets (bank accounts, property, investments)
• Names/contact info for beneficiaries
• Your wishes for medical care and guardianship

Practical Checklist

• Make a list of your assets
• Choose trusted decision-makers
• Talk to your family about your wishes
• Work with a qualified attorney to draft documents

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