We are getting ready for Thanksgiving. I am very lucky that I have not missed one Thanksgiving with my family. When I was a prosecutor there was one Thanksgiving that I was stuck in criminal court and I thought I was going to miss my first thanksgiving with my family and it was quite stressful! Happy those days are behind me and now I can make traditions with my daughters including making apple pie and playing outside at Fall festivals!

Mondays for Moms: As Thanksgiving approaches, many families are busy planning menus, coordinating travel, and preparing for the big feast. While the turkey, stuffing, and pumpkin pie are important (and delicious) traditions, this cherished holiday offers something even more valuable—a perfect opportunity to think about, discuss, and preserve your family's legacy. 

Learn how to start meaningful legacy conversations without awkwardness and understand how to transform these precious moments into a comprehensive plan that protects your family's values and assets for generations to come. This year, consider using your Thanksgiving gathering as a springboard for the meaningful conversations that can shape your family's future.

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Thanksgiving is the perfect time to start legacy planning conversations? Learn how to transform family stories and traditions into a meaningful legacy that last generations. 

Holiday gatherings reveal important family dynamics, which is important when creating your estate plan.😋 That special stuffing recipe from your grandmother isn't just about ingredients—it's about family history! This Thanksgiving, learn how to preserve what matters most with a comprehensive estate plan.

WEEKLY FAQ: What's the biggest mistake people make with estate planning?

Answer: Many people focus solely on financial assets instead of family values, traditions, and wisdom that have a lasting impact on future generations.