The statistics on estate planning are rather startling: Two decades ago, about half of Americans had a Last Will & Testament. But today? Only about...
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Category: Advanced Directives
What’s the Difference Between a Will and a Living Will?
We get this question quite a bit. Unfortunately, while these legal documents have rather similar names, they are quite different with respect to the estate...
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