Biggest Legal Mistakes to Avoid in Estate Planning With Your Aging Parents

When you make a legal mistake in estate planning, it can be costly.
Or your desires aren't executed in the way you thought they would be.
Often times, if you wait too long, it's too late.
What are some of the biggest mistakes to avoid?
Jeff Barnett and Keith Leuty are lawyers with partnering sponsor Barnett & Leuty, PC. They talk with Kim and Mike Barnes of Parenting Aging Parents to explain some of the problems, like waiting too long, trying to do it yourself, getting bad information from friends or relatives, not understanding the documents you're reading or thinking you're saving money now that could cost you way more later.
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Interesting when attorneys in general never want to give the fee range that they charge. Obviously people want to decrease the amount of expense because the fees are high. Anyway, I thoroughly am enjoying your videos as they are informative. Thank you!

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Glad you're finding the interviews helpful. Many attorneys offer a free consult so they can get a better idea of your needs. There are so many variables that can make a situation more or less complicated and time consuming, it's hard for any professional to guess how long it will take which determines the cost.