Many people avoid talking about their will or end-of-life planning, but avoiding the conversation can create costly problems down the road. More than that, an estimated 67% to 76% of American adults die without a will. Those statistics are alarming, but there are things you can do to put yourself and your family in a better position to handle things once you’re gone.
Estate planning professionals consistently emphasize that communication is just as important as the legal documents themselves. In fact, simply discussing expectations ahead of time can prevent misunderstand hundreds of thousands of families experience during probate and estate settlement. Here are 10 questions every senior should ask their children before prepping their will.
