Those without children still need estate plans
It is a common presumption that people draft wills so they can pass significant assets along to their children. Still, an estate plan can also be quite valuable for those who do not have children or perhaps never married. Whereas many consider children and descendants their legacy, those who draft wills can create meaningful legacies that enable your memory to live on. There are other worthwhile beneficiaries It may be well and good to give money to siblings, parents, nieces and nephews, but charitable giving can continue to support causes and things that are important to you. This gift...