Great! You've done an estate plan. You have legal paperwork. But, where do you put it? Join Jennifer as she talks through different options and tells you the two things to think about when figuring out where to store them.

It's commonly said that everyone needs a trust to avoid probate. But, is that really true? Learn what a trust is, who needs one, and the most important aspect of a trust. This episode answers an "in real life" question, what should you know if you're considering a trust?

DIY Estate Planning has been around as long as office supplies have been available and the internet brings a variety of at home options. It may be better than not doing it at all, but it can create potential land minds. This episode answers an "in real life" question, what should you know when you DIY?

The people, or squirrels, involved in dealing with your to do list and the people who benefit or think they should might just be the biggest factor in your estate. Find out what types of situations really have a need for estate planning.

The second reason you are unique? Your assets. And some of you have complicated assets. You don't need to have built a ton of wealth to have complicated assets. The entrepreneurs out there, whether your business is formally organized or you have an Etsy shop, absolutely fit the bill.

The first reason why your estate planning situation is unique? Your location. Location matters. What works and doesn't work somewhere else may play out completely different where you are. Find out how your location matters for your estate plan.

Estate planning is really just figuring out what the legal to do list will be when you die. And that will be unique to you. So yes. You are a special snowflake. Join Jennifer for Season 2 of the podcast where you learn why you are unique.

I'm dedicating half of Season 2 to you. I'll pick six listener questions and answer them. Have a question about estate planning? Find out how you can get an answer.

Fiduciary is a big word that covers a big category: people who act on behalf of someone or something else. Learn how being the trustee, personal representative or executor doesn't mean you get to run the show.

Learn about the document that helps others help you when you can't communicate health care decisions. It goes by a lot of names, including a living will.... which is not at all a will.