Once you have your estate plan updated and all of the new issues properly addressed, you can move forward with the confidence that this new chapter will indeed have a happy ending.
Did you know that more than one in three people ages 50 to 64 are divorced, widowed, separated or never married? According to the Census Bureau, this statistic alone gives you an idea about the mindset of baby boomers – that is not to say they won’t remarry, but it is quite indicative of a common dynamic that many of the boomers share regarding finances, estate planning and a host of other key life decisions.
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Attorney at The Edwards Law Firm, P.A.
For over four decades, Tom has assisted individuals, businesses and organizations with their legal management and legal services needs.With a burgeoning practice primarily devoted to estate planning, asset protection and trust and probate administration, The Edwards Law Firm, with Tom at its helm, has evolved in the last decade to include such vital elder law issues as Medicaid planning, VA planning, guardianship and more.
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