10 Items Married Couples MUST Discuss BEFORE They Meet With Estate Attorney

While the estate planning circumstances of every married couple is different (different family dynamics, family tree, family objectives, size of estate, assets involved) there are some things that every couple will need to address as part of the estate planning process.

It can be better for these couples to have some initial discussions about these items privately, rather than waiting until they have the lawyer spring them on them. Since these conversations can affect families for generations into the future, the decisions may be better thought out if addressed prior to meeting with the estate planning attorney.

A quick description of the 10 things that married couples should discuss prior to meeting with the estate planning attorney include:

(1) When one of us dies...
(2) After we both die...
(3) Outright or in trust...
(4) Who will oversee distributions...
(5) Our personal effects...
(6) Our money if we are incapacitated...
(7) Our health care if we are incapacitated...
(8) Life support machines...
(9) Will or Living Trust...
(10) Future skilled long term care...

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Paul Rabalais
Louisiana Estate Planning Attorney
www.RabalaisEstatePlanning.com
Phone: (225) 329-2450

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