Passing Along Your Values Along with Your Valuables
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Q. My wife and I are approaching retirement, and we are updating our estate planning documents. We read something about writing a legacy letter along with our estate planning, where we leave more than material things to our children and grandchildren – where we pass along our values as well as our valuables. As a Virginia Estate Planning Attorney, do you have any suggestions and/or questions we can ask ourselves, so
we can include enough to convey who we are and what we believe to our loved ones? Thanks so much for your help!
Critter Corner: Should new Virginia residents Update their Out-of-State Estate Planning Documents?
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I recently moved to Northern Virginia from Florida to be near my children and grandchildren. Although I really miss the warmer weather, I adore having family close by. I went to an estate planning attorney when I was in Florida and got all my documents done. Do I need to update them now that I live in Virginia?
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