Kiplinger's WILLPower 2004

From the Manufacturer Kiplinger's WILLPower has been redesigned for 2004 and includes updated estate-planning documents and resources including wills, trusts, healthcare powers of attorney, and more. WILLPower answers your questions and helps you plan for your family's future. From preparing wills and trusts, to asset distribution and tax planning, WILLPower can help. Kiplinger's WILLPower Features: Updated State-Specific* Documents! Estate planning, living will, and healthcare power of attorney documents have been updated and enhanced with the latest state laws. Plus, new easy-to-read document captions on the wills and trust documents help you instantly determine the purpose of each section of your document. All The Estate Planning Documents You Need Including: Wills, living trusts, power over wills, healthcare powers of attorney. Additionally the software includes the supplemental planning, estate administration, and various powers of attorney documentation you will need. New Document Interviews! Answer simple questions in the document interview and your documents are automatically created based on your responses. Then make customized edits as you wish. Document Checklists! Every document comes with a checklist to help you ensure that you complete and use your document correctly. Estate Manager: Keep a complete catalog of all your assets and liabilities. Then estimate the future value of your estate as well as estate taxes. Plus, get customized estate planning advice based on your entries. UPDATED! Kiplinger's Estate Planning and Administration Guide: This guide is a comprehensive resource offering you guidance on all aspects of estate planning. From what type of documents to use, to issues of taxes, gift giving, and charitable contributions, this guide can help. Gilbert's Law Dictionary: access plain-English explanations on over 3,500 legal terms and phrases with Gilbert's Law Dictionary. *State-specific documents are not valid in Louisiana. This software is not a substitute for the advice of an attorney. Negotiating or drafting legal documents yourself could save you money on attorney fees, but may also expose you to risks. The facts of your personal situation, along with your state's specific laws and changes in the law that may have occurred after the production of this software make it advisable to consult an attorney before finalizing any legal documents.