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dameatball

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1. I did this about seven years ago. It is also sort of a gift to your loved ones. Makes one less

Reply to moonseller66 (Original post)

Wed Apr 29, 2020, 07:39 PM

Apr 2020

thing for them to have to worry about during a stressful time. Try to spell out as many details about how you want things handled, so they don't have to guess. They will know you were thinking of them. It is not necessary to have a large estate to make this a worthwhile thing to do.

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I did this about seven years ago. It is also sort of a gift to your loved ones. Makes one less dameatball Apr 2020 #1

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My older brother died a couple years ago he had a copy of his will doc03 Apr 2020 #4