Tangible and Intangible Property in Estate Planning

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Tangible and Intangible Property in Estate Planning
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One of the hard things to do after someone dies is to figure out what to do with their “stuff” – potentially even for minimalists. It’s a true gift to have someone you car about take possession of something tangible to enjoy now, while you’re alive.

For intangibles – money, for instance – having accounts beneficiary designated means the financial institutions distribute virtually automatically – no family individual has to be involved.

The effort makes things easier on your loved ones. It’s a gift to them.

About London Baker Law, P.A.

We have a unique perspective on estate planning that serves our clients well. We thoroughly review not just your assets and your wishes but your legacy. We ask the questions “What’s in the best interest of this family, how do we achieve those goals and what kind of legacy do you want to leave behind?” After answering these key questions, we help you determine the best course of action for your family going forward.

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  • probate
  • elder law
  • healthcare seragates
  • powers of attorney
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