The Internet provides us with a lot of great information, and it has certainly transformed the way that we live our lives both personally and professionally.
You can indeed find out how to do many things on your own by doing some research online. But at the same time, it is important to make sure that you do not allow a little bit of information to become a dangerous thing.
This enters into the equation when it comes to estate planning. Websites exist that sell you downloads and worksheets that one can utilize to create legal documents. There are various difficulties that can arise when you use one of these services to create a last will.
We are now offering a special report to our readers here in the Long Island area about the dangers of do-it-yourself last wills. If you would like to obtain access to the report click this link:
When you read the report you will invariably come away convinced that you really don’t want to take risks when it comes to arranging for the transfer of your assets after you pass away.
As a recent Consumer Reports study indicated, unintended consequences can result if you use one of these generic documents to record your final wishes.
There is nothing wrong with taking on certain DIY projects. However, given the stakes involved executing a last will is something that should be done with the assistance of a licensed and experienced estate planning attorney.
Mark S. Eghrari, Estate Planning Attorney
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