Have you thought about what would happen to you, your loved ones, and everything you cherish if the unexpected were to occur?

Regardless of how much money you have, if you die or become seriously ill, someone will need to figure out what you have, where it is, how to access it, and make decisions about what to do with it. If you don’t get and stay organized, that will likely be a stressful, time consuming, and possibly expensive ordeal for your family to endure.

Leave an intentional legacy. A well thought-out, complete, and regularly updated plan is crucial to protect your loved ones. If you have minor children, you will want to make a legally valid short-term and long-term plan for who will take care of them, but you can also put in place protections for your spouse and adult children as well.

Wills, Trusts, and Powers of Attorney? There is no one-size fits all answer. I’ll look at your family dynamics and assets to ensure you understand what the state’s default plan is if you die or become so ill that you can’t make your own medical or financial decisions. If you’re not okay with that plan, then I can help create the right plan for you.

My family from left to right: Me, Susie, Seth, and Kent

Kyle Rhodes, J.D.

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