The process of estate planning is something that should be undertaken with the benefit of professional guidance. There are some things that you can do on your own with a little bit of information that you obtain over the Internet, but executing legally binding documents is not one of them.
Unfortunately there are those who look for easy answers. If you are among this group you will be able to find websites that sell generic last will documents. The suggestion is that you just fill in the blanks and everything is settled.
In fact, it is not a good idea to plan your own estate using a download or a worksheet that you get from an Internet marketer. We have prepared an informative report that explains exactly why this is true.
If you would like to download this report, which is absolutely free of charge, click this link and take a moment to enter the appropriate information into the form that you will see:
South Carolina DIY Will Information
This report will definitely get your attention. The highly respected magazine Consumer Reports has recently advised against do-it-yourself estate planning, and when you read the report you will understand the dangers.
When you work with a good local South Carolina estate planning attorney you can be certain that you will be going forward with an ironclad set of documents. If you do not obtain professional counsel you are taking quite a risk, and it is your family members who would be left behind to deal with the aftermath if the DIY will does not stand up to the scrutiny of the probate court.
John Kuhn, Estate Planning Attorney
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