Legally Ever After: Estate Planning for Parents, the 6-Step Plan to Protect Your Children’s Happiness and Future by Pamela Maass Garrett
What happens to my kids when I die? Do I need a will or a trust? How do I get started?
Let’s face it, estate planning is complicated and confusing. And talking about your death is uncomfortable…
It’s no wonder estate planning is one of those things parents put off until it’s too late – even though the consequences are often devastating. But it doesn’t have to be this way.
Remember the story of Cinderella, the orphan mistreated by her evil stepmother and stepsisters? Consider an alternative ending. A legally “Happily Ever After,” that starts with an estate plan and ends with Cinderella keeping the house!
While the Cinderella story is fictional, the reality is that children all over the world suffer like Cinderella because their parents don’t have access to the legal tools in this book, and they fail to put into place an estate plan.
With this book, your kids won’t need a magical fairy godmother or a prince to save the day. You will understand
• What legal documents you need and why you need them (in terms that you can understand)
• Actionable steps you can follow to secure your children’s future
• How to find the best possible attorney for your needs
• How to safeguard your wealth
• How to put a flag in the ground for your legacy
This book will help you protect your children’s future and happiness.
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Author Bio:
Pamela Maass is an Estate Planning Attorney and Owner of Law Mother LLC – a Colorado based law firm. Pamela focuses her practice on helping families and business owners protect their future and loved ones. Pamela started her career as a Deputy District Attorney and participated in over 40 jury trials. She uses this litigation experience to help her clients plan in a way that will keep their loved ones out of court and conflict. Prior to law school, Pamela earned her B.S. in Industrial Engineering, M.S. in Civil Engineering and enjoys using innovative technology to improve her clients’ experiences with legal planning.