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: Florida Estate Planning Lawyer BlogWhere should I store my will and whom should I give copies of my estate planning documents?
By David M. Goldman
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It is important to keep your Florida Estate Planning Documents safe. In some cases if the original documents are lost, a copy is as good as the original. With the will, the original is the document that is important.
Some people choose to keep originals documents at their Florida Estate Planning Lawyer office, in a bank vault, with other people, or at home in their filing system. It is important to let someone know where they will be kept in case they are needed.
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Full post as published by Florida Estate Planning Lawyer Blog on April 30, 2008 (boomark / email).
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