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Discovering the Heart Behind Wills and Trusts
Estate Planning Candice McPhillips Estate Planning Candice McPhillips

Discovering the Heart Behind Wills and Trusts

Estate planning. Wills. Trusts. It all sounds so... clinical, doesn't it? Forms to fill out, legalese to decipher, signatures on dotted lines. But beneath the dry surface lies a beating heart, a symphony of human emotions playing out in ink and code. At its core, estate planning isn't just about dividing assets; it's about navigating the delicate terrain of love, loss, and legacy.

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New Year’s Resolution for 2025: Start Your Estate Plan with Confidence
Estate Planning Candice McPhillips Estate Planning Candice McPhillips

New Year’s Resolution for 2025: Start Your Estate Plan with Confidence

As we step into 2025, it’s time to embrace resolutions that truly matter—ones that offer long-term benefits for you and your loved ones. Estate planning may feel overwhelming, but starting in the new year can be the perfect time to take charge. With the fresh start January offers, you can set the tone for a year of proactive decision-making and organization.

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3 Essential Questions to Ask Your Parents This Holiday Season
Estate Planning Candice McPhillips Estate Planning Candice McPhillips

3 Essential Questions to Ask Your Parents This Holiday Season

The holidays are a time for connection, reflection, and family traditions. They’re also a rare chance to have important conversations with loved ones about their wishes for the future. While these discussions can be uncomfortable, asking the right questions now can save your family from confusion and heartache later. Start introducing theses issues gradually when the time seems appropriate so that discussions can become more natural and cause less anxiety.

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