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: Florida Estate Planning Lawyer BlogWhere is the best place to keep my signed original Estate Planning Documents
By David M. Goldman
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The best place is probably in a safe deposit box because it will protect the documents from theft, fire, accidental loss, and most other types of damage or harm. A potential problem, though, is getting it opened after your death.
If you decide to keep your estate planning documents in a safe deposit box, consider naming a family member or your Personal Representative or trustee as a joint holder on the box. That should simplify matters following your death because someone will be able to ge read more
Full post as published by Florida Estate Planning Lawyer Blog on April 28, 2008 (boomark / email).
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