On Veterans Day, we pause to honor the brave men and women who have served our nation with unwavering dedication including my grandfather who served in World War II and my husband who was a United States Marine.

In honor of Veterans Day and the sacrifice our vets have made for us, if you make an appointment this month, I will give you $500 off of your plan AND make a donation of $100 to the Wounded Warrior Project in your name on the day you finalize your plan as my way of giving back and saying “thank you.” 

I was able to spend some time at my daughter's school last week (pictured above), so I am spending my Veteran's Day at the office assisting any veteran's that would like to speak about their estate plans.

Mondays for Moms: Military service demonstrates a profound commitment to protecting America's future – and now it's time to protect your family's future through thoughtful estate planning. Just as you approached missions with precision and care during your service, attending to your estate planning with the same attention to detail can ensure your loved ones are well-cared for and your legacy is preserved. 

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“I used Melissa to do my estate planning and administration award of my late wife. She was outstanding in every way in helping me. I would recommend her to anyone. The entire experience was excellent, informative and professional.”  

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Did you know?

Without proper planning, your executor could spend months tracking down your accounts and assets like a detective. Even simple estates can take months or years to settle, forcing executors to manage estate duties on evenings and weekends while working their regular jobs.  Being an executor can feel like taking on a second job! Many people don't realize the time, money, and emotional energy involved in administering an estate. Being an executor involves way more than just reading a will and distributing assets.

That is why estate planning is more than paperwork – it's about caring for the people you'll leave in charge of your affairs. 

WEEKLY FAQ: Why do so many families end up in conflict after a loved one dies?

Answer: Many people don't plan properly, so even simple things like dividing personal belongings can spark lasting family conflicts.