Emergency Estate Planning

There’s a fiction that most people earnestly believe that you don’t die until you’re old and sick.  But, death can strike without warning without regard to age, emotional state, or wellness.  It’s not a subject you want to think about, let alone talk about,
but you need to plan for what will happen to your assets when you die.

When the income of the principal wage-earner stops, and when bills must continue to be paid, not being able to access bank accounts, or to sell/mortgage real estate, or to legally use personal property as collateral for loans can destroy the financial security of even wealthy people.

• Who will get control of your entities to carry on your business?
• Who will collect rents?  Will they have access to your bank account?
• Who can sell your assets if you die?
• If you were in a coma or brain dead, who can make a decision about what to do
with you and your assets?
• Own assets in multiple states? you need estate plans for each state.
• Do others know where your will and estate plan are located?

If you fail to plan for what will happen to your assets when you die or are incapacitated, government agencies could step in and rob your family of badly needed asset.

But when your estate plan is properly prepared, your estate will transfer immediately without a hitch to those they had designated as recipients.  Emergency Estate Planning will help you identify the assets you own and how to create a simple estate plan along with the documents you need to do this.

BONUS:  You’ll also get “Instructions from Beyond”.  Study this carefully and fill in the information. This is the most complete document Jack Miller had seen to help survivors of entrepreneurs cope with their untimely departure to the big escrow in the sky.

Do your estate planning now so your family won’t be put through needless frustration and hardship later.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

“Instructions From Beyond” Booklet
Durable Power of Attorney for Assets
Dealing with Dying
Medical Directive
Medical Power of Attorney
DOs and DON’Ts of Wills
Probate Process Flow Chart
Pour Over Will
Living Will Codicil
Community Property
Trust Concepts and Applications
Trustee Duties
Trustee Liabilities
Automobile Trust
Personal Property Trust
Living Trust Basics
Simple Living Trust
Credit Shelter Trust and Marital Trust Concepts
A/B Living Trust for Spouse and other Heirs
Assignments and Conveyances into Trust
Quit Claim Deed into Trust
Deed of Trust