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 Estate
planning starter kit
By
Bankrate.com
Parents need a will to protect
and provide for their children in case something happens to
them. If you die without a will, the state becomes the executor.
Parents, especially single parents, should also have a living
will and a durable power of attorney.
Links:
It's
never too early to make a living will, What
is a will?, Preparing
a will, What
in the world is a trust?, Beware
trust scams, Getting
a will through probate, Estate
executor: No job for amateurs, Picking
a guardian for your child estate planning, Financial
considerations for unmarried couple
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