I think many individuals don’t believe they are “old enough” to have estate planning documents. When I was in my late 20’s, I know I felt like I was too young to be worrying about designating beneficiaries or creating an Advance Health Care Directive. Fact is…I should’ve done it sooner! You never know what will happen in life and what positions you may be placed in that take away your ability to make decisions for yourself. It is always best to be prepared and make these decisions while you can, even if the thought of it is daunting. Below you will find a link to an article I found helpful for those who have these very thoughts; happy reading!
https://www.investopedia.com/retirement/beginner-estate-planning-millennials/.
Mary S. Falk has devoted herself to providing her clients with the type of quality legal service she herself would seek from an attorney. Her focus on estate planning has stemmed from her firm belief in protecting her clients and their families from the devastating effects that often accompany disability and death. Mary received her Bachelor of Science in Special and Elementary School Education, and her Juris Doctor from Santa Clara University School of Law... Read More!
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