Proven Estate Planning Steps You Can Start Now
How do you start estate planning? Answer three questions, advises estate attorney Andrew Dósa: what do you own, who do you love and want to provide for, and whom do you trust to act if you can't? Then pick an attorney you trust—ask friends who've done estate plans, or other attorneys, for recommendations. That counsel guides you through the particulars.
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Answered by Andrew Dósa · Tacoma, WA and Oakland, CA
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— the two steps to start: answer three questions, then pick an attorney
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How do you start estate planning?
Answer three questions—what do you own, who do you love and want to provide for, and whom do you trust to act if you can't—then pick an attorney you trust, asking friends who've done estate plans for recommendations.
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