

understand the steps involved in protecting your wishes
organizing your financial life
and preparing your family for the unexpected.
Who could manage your finances if you became incapacitated?
Would your family know where your important documents and accounts are?
What happens to your home when you die?
Are your beneficiaries still the people you want?
Do you need a will, a trust or both?
If you already have a trust, have you addressed the next step: trust funding?







You own a home or other property.
You have a 401(k), IRA, pension or other retirement assets.
You have life insurance or annuities.
You have children or grandchildren.
You are helping aging parents.
You own a business.
You have experienced divorce/remarriage or other family changes.
You already have a will or trust that hasn't been reviewed recently, or simply don't want your family left trying to figure everything out.
Have you purchased or sold property?
Changed jobs or retirement accounts?
Welcomed children or grandchildren?
Changed beneficiaries?
Started a business?
Moved to another state?
Experienced a marriage, divorce or death in the family?




