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Last Will and Testament
Durable Power of Attorney
Advance Directive For Health Care
Maybe you have had a loved one pass,
and they didn't have a Will in place.
Or maybe you are thinking about your mortality.
If you do not have a will in place,
your family will be left to make all of the decisions for you.
If you pass away and do not have a will in place, your
children will be taken by the state and placed in foster care
until a judge determines a suitable person to care for them.
If any of those reasons above brought you here,
then you have come to the right place.
If you just happened to land here,
then I urge you to please think about your family.
Are you prepared to leave them what is rightfully theirs?
If you are like most Americans, you have heard of a Will,
but probably don't have one. You are not alone.
This is alarming because the purpose of a Will
is to make sure your assets are properly handled when you die.
Homes, cars, savings, life insurance and much more
are all documented in a Will.
According to
caring.com's 2024 survey 40% of Americans don't even think they
have enough assets to create a will.
What is a Living Will and why is it so important?
A Living Will, also known as an Advance Directive, protects you when you have no voice. It lays out your final wishes in the event that you can no longer make those decisions yourself, or you can no longer communicate what you want or need.
Don't leave your family unprotected
We have come across thousands of people who were unprepared for the death of their loved one, unprepared in the sense that they did not know what their loved one’s wanted in their final moments of life. So why do that to your family when you do not have to?
The Free Will Kit contains instructions to help you complete your Last Will and Testament, Durable Power of Attorney, and Advance Directive for Health Care.
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