Will & Estate Planning Inventory Kit

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Julian Huffer, author of the Will & Estate Planning Inventory Kit
About the Author:

Julian Huffer is a retired, Executive Director of a provincial bar association from which he retired in 1986. He has worked with a host of lawyers whose practices encompassed all areas of law and has also served a number of trade organizations in the leadership role of chief executive, dealing with legal matters.

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24 pages, covering everything from birth to death

74 categories

637 questions with 341 sub-choices

Given the pace of our lives, each of us tend to take for granted that we will be around forever and that even if we are not, our heirs and successors will be quite capable of handling and taking care of all the details. That kind of thought is definitely not being considerate or fair to them because even if the designated person lived with someone and followed them around every hour of every day, they would still not know everything about their personal business. Each day throughout North America and the world, people make Wills and hide them along with pertinent letters, documents, jewellery, money, keys, and many other items they consider “personal”, “private” or “confidential”. Whatever the reasons, these persons don’t want friends, family members – even a spouse or significant other – to know about them until a given point in time. Until then they are the only ones to know where these things are located. Some information/documents may be entrusted to a lawyer, some put in a bank safe deposit box, a personal ‘strong-box’ or a safe (and only they know the combination or where it and the keys are kept!). Other information/documents may be put in a ‘special’ drawer, cupboard, or closet – perhaps even under a mattress.

Therefore, the legitimate question must be asked: what happens when someone becomes ill, disabled, incapacitated – or dies? Will the spouse, family, lawyer or executor know where to find the necessary documents and records as well as precious and vital items? Who will have the challenge and task of locating all these important and valuable things – and how long will it take? Had this information been recorded by using the Will and Estate Planning Inventory Kit, put in an envelope and given to a trusted individual, just think how much easier, faster and cheaper the search would be.

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