Although Estate Plans do a good job at legally defining how you wish your property to be used if you become incapacitated or die, it is often helpful to discuss your plan with beneficiaries and selected agents ahead of time. Doing so may help avoid unnecessary disputes, identify unforeseen problems with your choices, and ease the difficulty on your heirs and agents. Even if you don’t proactively talk to them, this Trusted Advice article helps guide some additional information you may which to leave behind for the benefit of your estate.
