Meet Jennifer. Jennifer’s divorce from David is now complete. Jennifer has new-found freedom to make decision solely again, but is a little overwhelmed at tackling this all by herself. Her kids are now 10 and 8 and Jennifer wants to make sure that if she dies, David can’t receive or manage the life insurance monies she is leaving them. Jennifer also wants to make sure that her sister Rachel makes healthcare decisions for her because she knows David would just “pull the plug.”
After a divorce, sometimes we help unwind plans that were once in place and other times we start fresh by asking:
You now have the sole power to make informed choices and protect your loved ones the way you want. We can help you accomplish this.
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