Legal Brief for February, 2013
Excuses, Excuses
I will see about getting my wills done:
After Christmas.
Before we leave on our summer holiday.
When we get back from our summer holiday.
After the kids are a little older.
Next week.
Next year.
I don't want to rush into this. Maybe in a couple of years after we buy our new house.
When my business is doing better.
After I get married.
After we have children.
In the spring when the weather is better.
In the winter when the lawyer isn't as busy.
After our tax returns are filed.
After I have met with my financial adviser.
There are lots of reasons why we procrastinate on getting Wills done (even lawyers!). Make a start today on overcoming whatever is holding you back from getting a Will prepared, or updating your Will if your circumstances have changed. (Note: credit for the idea for this Brief to Leanna Hamill, Attorney at Law, www.hamilllawoffice.com).
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