When should I start my estate planning?

It's never too early to start. Some clients begin their estate planning process as soon as they have children, so they can appoint guardians, or when they purchase their first house or upon doing well in the stock market. As discussed above, take 10-15 minutes to (1) list all your properties, (2) designate heirs and decide who gets what, (3) identify people you trust to handle your business affairs and medical decision in the event that you become incapacitated, and (3) decide who inherits what. Upon completing these steps you should be able to determine if it’s the right time for you to start planning your estate. But, if you are still not sure when to start planning your estate schedule a free consultation with Safora Nowrouzi, Esq. at 424-279-4480 and she will help walk you through the steps.