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My last few articles have focused on various
end-of-life issues that were made very real to me
due my mother-in-law's recent death. In this
article, we'll discuss the simple steps you can
take that will make dividing your personal
possessions easier on your family.In many cases,
the division of personal assets gives rise to
family conflicts and disputes. There's the family
china, the furniture, clothes, guns, jewelry and
other collectibles. The disposition of these
items is often handled in a Will or Living Trust
with a statement such as "divide my personal
possessions equally among my children". But this
isn't very specific and can easily create
disagreement.
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The death of a loved one is always very
emotional. Personal possessions take on greater
significance than they ever had before. Before
your death they were just knick-knacks, now
they're pieces of you that your loved ones will
cling to in their time of loss. Your old rocking
chair, string of pearls or favorite hunting rifle
become poignant reminders of good times and
pleasant memories.They've lost you, but they
don't want to lose what you left behind. Anger,
greed, resentment, past injustices, and more all
come to the surface, mixed with the loss, shock
and grief of death. In normal circumstances,
these emotions would be easily controlled. But
when combined with the grief of loss, things can
be said and done that would make a soap opera
producer blush.
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Everyone has heard of families locked in legal
battles for years over who gets what. Brothers
and sisters refuse to talk to each other ever
again because they didn't get what they thought
they deserved. Prized possessions quickly
disappear as heirs go through your home, taking
what they want before the others get their
chance. Suspicions run high, every action comes
under close scrutiny, and there's more conniving
and back stabbing than on an episode of Survivor.
But it doesn't have to be this way.The good news
is that most of this emotional mess can be easily
avoided. Sure, your death will still be a
traumatic event, but by taking some important
steps, you can greatly minimize any confusion and
strife.
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Instead of disposing of your personal possessions
as a group in your Will or Living Trust, I
suggest that you create a list separately and
have your Will or Living Trust refer to it. Your
attorney can help. By ED Reverser having a
separate list it will be easy for you to keep it
up to date as your situation or desires change,
without having to update your entire Will. It is
important that you sign and date it, though.For
example, one deceased client made a list of
specific bequests shortly before her death. She
even had a niece type up the list and date it.
But she didn't sign it. As a result, her wishes
won't be carried out unless all of her
beneficiaries agree to them. Simply signing the
list in this situation would have ensured her
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