Why Do I Need a California Will? 5 Myths About Wills
Posted on | October 31, 2009 |
USA Today has published a list dealing with misconceptions about wills. The list tackles 5 common myths:
- Estate planning is for rich people.
- If I die without a will, everything will go to my spouse.
- If I have a will, my estate won’t go through probate.
- After I create my will or living trust, I’m all set.
- I could be held responsible for a deceased parent’s debts.
You can read the article itself here.
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