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The New York Times published an article by Ann Carrns entitled, "Why You Should Get Around to Drawing Up a Will" (Feb 08, 2017). Provided below is a brief summary of the article published at nytimes.

The New York Times published an article by Paul Sullivan entitled, "How to Plan for the Unforeseen" (Oc 08, 2017). Provided below is a brief summary of the article published at nytimes.

The Motley Fool published an article by Dan Caplinger entitled, "3 Reasons You'll Still Need Estate Planning Even if the Death Tax Disappears" (Oct 21, 2017). Provided below is a brief summary of the article published at fool.
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Financial-Planning.com published an article by Ed Slott entitled, "When you should establish an IRA as a trust" (May 31, 2017). Provided below is a brief summary of the article published at Financial-Planning.
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CNBC.com published an article by Sarah O’Brien entitled, "Planning Your Estate When You've Got No Children or Heirs" (May 31, 2017).
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Wickedlocal.com published an article by Leanna Hamill entitled, "PLANNING MATTERS: Why you need an Estate Plan" (Feb 7, 2017). Provided below is a brief summary of the article published at Wickedlocal.
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Poughkeepsiejournal.com published an article by Bernard A. Krooks entitled, 

Forbes.com published an article by Mark Eghrari entitled, "6 Reasons to Revise your Estate Plan as Soon as Possible" (Jan 2, 2017). Provided below is a brief summary of the article published at TheTimesHerald.

CNBC.com published an article by Trey Smith entitled, "Don't Drop The Ball When Planning Your Estate" (Sep 13, 2016).
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TheTimesHerald.com published an article by Matthew Wallace entitled, "New Year's Resolution: Plan to Plan" (Jan 2, 2017). Provided below is a brief summary of the article published at TheTimesHerald.
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How can I select the right guardians for my children?

Becoming a parent is a joyous experience, but also one that requires planning for the future. One question new parents often ask is "who will take care of my children if I die?" For this reason, it is essential for new parents to create a will, which is the only way you can select guardians for your children.

While naming guardians seems straightforward, couples may not agree, and the interpersonal dynamics among family members can be complicated. Nonetheless, it is critical for each parent to communicate openly, explore their values, overcome any disagreements and reach a consensus. By planning ahead, and carefully considering your options, choosing the right guardians can make a big difference in the life of your children.
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