When we pass, don’t we want to be remembered for the good times and the memories created with loved ones?
What we absolutely don’t want is to leave a colossal mess for family and loved ones to sort out, such as the ongoing mess with the estate of Aretha Franklin. [You can read about that here.]
But not leaving a mess is only one reason for wise estate planning. This is the sixth in a series of articles addressing questions dealing with Estate Planning.
This sixth article addresses “why” to do Estate Planning.
Read on to learn more.
The Questions of Estate Planning, Part 6: Why
Tab Artis became an attorney the old-fashioned way: he read the law in the solitude of the early morning hours before work as a full-time paralegal, and late into the night after his family had gone to bed. Despite having never enrolled in law school, Mr. Artis fulfilled the requirements of the California State Bar, and did what few think or even dare to do: sit for the California Bar Exam without having attended law school. Between November 1997 and November 2007, only eight people had taken the California Bar Exam without a law degree and passed on the first try. Mr. Artis is one of those eight people.
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