Keep Your Child’s Future in Your Hands

(And Never in the Care of a Stranger or Anyone You Don’t Want)

Perhaps your mother told you “wear clean underwear in case you’re ever in ​an accident.” Once you are a parent, wearing clean underwear is not ​enough.

Wear Clean Underwear lays out the steps to take to protect your kids and ​avoid the common pitfalls of planning … in an easy to read “choose your ​own adventure” style.

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Don’t Leave Your Kids At Risk! in this best-selling book, you’ll discover:

• How to take matters into your own hands in as little as 10 minutes to ensure ​your kids are under the custody of the people you want at all times, no matter ​what

• Why a Will alone may not cover the care of your kids if you’re in an accident – ​even if it names legal guardians or godparents

• Why your guardians do not have to be (and often should not be) financial ​decision-makers for your kids

• Why naming who you do NOT want to raise your kids can be just as important ​as naming who you DO want to care for them

• How to make death taxes 100% voluntary, prevent the court from taking ​control of your assets, and ensure your kids’ are ready to receive your assets ​when it’s time

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You Made a Will. Here’s What It Can’t Do.
You did it.  Maybe Make-A-Will Month finally moved it to the top of your list. Maybe you've been meaning to get this done for...
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August 7 Blog Post
Make-A-Will Month Is Here. But a Will Isn’t a Plan.
A family called me after losing their mother. She had a will, properly signed and perfectly valid. But it didn't tell anyone who had legal authority to...
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June 29 Blog Post
Digital Estate Planning: Why Passwords Aren’t Enough
She found the notebook in the top drawer of her mother's desk. Six pages. Every account. Every password. Username, password, recovery question. Her mother had been organized...
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