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Estate Planning & Organization Go Hand in Hand.

By Jennifer Sawday

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Don't you love it when you walk into stores this time of the year and you see stacks upon stacks of clear plastic containers and other paraphernalia for getting your house and life organized for the new year? Whether or not you love it, it is a good reminder that being organized and going through your things every year helps with clutter and creating a clean slate for the new year.

With that in mind, Leanna Hamill, an estate planning attorney from Massachusetts, posted about a NY Times article and the importance of keeping your estate planning documents organized and at the ready. Read her post here.

Full post as published by Estate Planning Practice Blog on January 03, 2008 (boomark / email).

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