Nobody likes to think about death, especially when they’re young and healthy. But failing to implement proper estate planning can have significant financial and legal ramifications. Despite this, 43% of Americans don’t have an estate plan. Of that number, more than one third (37%) haven’t addressed the issue because they don’t believe they have sufficient assets to warrant an estate plan.
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Why it Pays to Educate Your Clients About Debt After Death
By WealthCounsel Staff on May 19, 2017 8:00:00 AM
Nobody Likes a Trust Fund Kid: Here’s How to Prepare Them
By WealthCounsel Staff on May 12, 2017 9:00:00 AM
Trust fund kid. The term conjures up images of entitlement, snobbery, and pastel golf shirts. Daddy’s spoiled little brats account for only a little more than 1% of the U.S. population (there’s that maligned 1% again). When compared to the approximately 22% of Americans who inherited money, those who did so via a trust fund are an especially small minority.
4 Reasons Your Legal Marketing Strategies Aren’t Working
By WealthCounsel Staff on May 3, 2017 10:30:00 AM
As an estate planning attorney, building your estate planning practice relies on effective law practice marketing. Unfortunately, many attorneys don’t know where to start and blame time, money, and a lack of confidence. Others get started but fail to effectively convey their services and message.

