Trusts & Estates
Ten Questions About the Future of Your Practice
As estate planning attorneys, we always plan for the worst, even if we’re pretty sure it will never happen. No matter where you are in your life — even if you just opened your practice — it’s time to make emergency plans in case of your death or disability. If you are farther along in your career, consider what has to happen for you and your family to live happily ever after!
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