How To Know If You Need Estate Planning
Who actually needs estate planning? Nearly everyone, says estate attorney Andrew Dósa—if you own anything or have people you want to provide for, you need a plan. Without one, Washington and California impose their own default distribution through intestacy law. Unless you'd trust the state to decide for you, he advises a plan tailored to what you value.
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Answered by Andrew Dósa · Tacoma, WA and Oakland, CA
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— why the state writes a default plan if you don't make your own
Frequently Asked Questions
Who needs estate planning?
Nearly everyone—if you own anything or have people you want to provide for, you need a plan, because without one Washington and California impose their own default distribution through intestacy law unless you'd trust the state to decide for you.
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