Estate planning is something many young people push out of their minds because they don’t anticipate needing it any time soon. However, younger people are killed in accidents every day, and without an estate plan there is no real way for anyone to know what their wishes were. Younger adults with children should, at least, have a will in place that specifies a guardian for their minor children in case they die before their children are adults. However, even without children, legal estate planning in Chandler, AZ can be beneficial.
An estate plan is merely a set of documents that tells authorities what to do with the personal property after a person dies, and how to handle medical care for someone who cannot speak for themselves. Anyone who has specific thoughts on whether they would or would not want to be kept alive on life support should have this documents so the medical team taking care of them will know. It isn’t enough to have a conversation with someone about it. It must be written.
Although younger people may not have assets that are worth a lot of money, they may have some personal items they would like to give to specific people in case of an accident. A will can outline these wishes and ensure the property gets into the hands of the right people. If this property is being stored at a different location, that can also be spelled out in the will so no one is confused about how to get it.
Basic legal estate planning in Chandler, AZ may be done without an attorney, but consulting with a professional from the law firm of Janet R. Feeley, L.L.C. could ensure that all of the documents meet the legal requirements. To get in touch with a lawyer who can help you set up your estate plan so your wishes are heard after your death, click here. A legal professional can help you spell out exactly what you want so there are no misunderstandings after your death. If you have children, the lawyer may also help you set up a guardianship agreement so they will be taken care of properly.
