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there’s some Universal principles that
apply no matter how wealthy you are or
how modest your wealth so we like to say
that every client
when they’re alive and well they want to
be in control of their assets and their
personal care then they want to work
with me to develop a plan that if they
become
incapacitated that we have a formal plan
in place so their physical well-being is
cared for by the people they chose and
that their financial affairs are being
managed by the people they trust and
then finally we’re we’re all going to
leave this earth someday and we want to
make sure that the assets that we own
are left to the people we want
in the ways that we want
and we’d like to reduce the court
involvement taxes and other costs as low
as possible and so with the planning
that I do through your trusts and your
wills and then other supporting
documents I can work with clients to
make sure that we cover all of their
objectives and their plan ultimately
works out the way they wanted it to
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Orlando, FL estates & probate attorney Jim Flick talks about estate planning and why it’s important. He explains that estate planning involves universal principles that apply to individuals regardless of their wealth. It begins with clients being in control of their assets and personal care while they are alive and well. Clients work with estate planners to develop a plan in case they become incapacitated, ensuring that their physical well-being is cared for by the people they chose, and their financial affairs are managed by those they trust. Lastly, it involves leaving assets to chosen individuals in the desired way, reducing court involvement, taxes, and costs as much as possible. Estate planners work with clients to create trusts, wills, and other supporting documents that cover their objectives and ensure their plan ultimately works the way they wanted it to.