5 Ways to Make Sure Your Children & Assets Stay Protected if Something Happens to You.

If one of your New Year’s resolutions this year includes getting your financial and legal affairs in order should something unexpectedly happen to you, it's NOT too late. Please check out this report written by Steve Worrall Esq.

 “What You Don’t Know CAN Hurt Your Family: 5 Easy Ways to Make Sure Your Children, Wishes and Assets Stay Protected Should Something Happen to You”.

In this report you’ll learn 5 easy ways to get your legal and financial affairs in order, just in time for the New Year.  You won’t even need the help of an attorney for some of these important steps; simply follow my instructions in the guide and cross each item off of your “to-do” list as you go.
You’ll also discover:

• How to legally name guardians for your minor children in a way that will hold up in a court of law
• The difference between a will and a trust, and which tool you really need to make sure your family, wishes and assets stay protected upon your passing.
• The details about simple document you can use to give someone legal permission to act on your behalf if you were incapacitated in an accident but did not die (…and without this document, no one will be able to help you under the current HIPPA laws!)
• How to amass your “entire family wealth” and leave a true legacy to your children (hint: you don’t have to be wealthy and it’s easier than you think!)
• And so much more!

To grab a copy of this report, simply visit http://bit.ly/gNUxIJ.

I’d also like to encourage you to forward this to any of your family or friends who really need to get their affairs in order  I would especially encourage you to reach out to anyone who has minor children, owns their own home, cares for aging parents or is approaching retirement age themselves.

Again, you can get a copy of this free report now by going to http://bit.ly/dGpJM1.

Knowledge is Power!!
LaChauna J.