Dear,

Everyone must have a Will.

Your will tells your survivors how to carry out your wishes after your death. In a will, you leave specific instructions on how your assets will be distributed among those you choose as your beneficiaries.

When you die without a Will, you leave your family lurching, trying to find out who and how much you owe, what assets you have, how much money you owe them, and who is to inherit them.

When you die without a Will, the law intervenes to manage the distribution of your assets for you. And your family must wait until a judgment comes out to enjoy these assets.

If you don't want your Rest in Peace to turn into Rest in Regret, contact Apostrophe to help you organize your affairs.

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Apostrophe Estate Planning

1-800-484-5731

www.apostrophe.llc