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Everything You Need to Know About Making a Will

Everything You Need to Know About Making a Will

Making a will comes with a lot of mixed emotions. After all, by doing so you're not only acknowledging the end of your life, but actively planning for it. That might explain why so many adults avoid this cornerstone of estate planning. According to an AARP survey, 2 out of 5 Americans over the age of 45 don't have a will. However, creating a will is one of the most critical things you can do for your loved ones. Putting your wishes on paper helps your heirs avoid unnecessary hassles, and you gain the peace of mind knowing that a life's worth of possessions will end up in the right hands. Before you think about making your will, brush up on everything you should know about making a will with the help of Larry Miller Jr., of Miller Law Group.

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