Many people assume that when they need help later in life, a spouse, child, or close friend will step in. But that assumption is becoming increasingly risky. Today, more than 16 million Americans over age 65 live alone, and most have no formal plan for long-term care or decision-making support as they age. Longer lifespans, higher divorce rates, and families spread across the country mean more people are aging without a built-in support system. Even when adult children live n

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When most people hear the term  estate planning , the first thing that comes to mind is a will. It seems simple enough: write down who gets what, sign it, and you’re done. Unfortunately, that assumption creates one of the biggest misunderstandings in estate planning. Here’s the truth: a will doesn’t avoid probate. In fact, it guarantees it.  What Probate Really Means Probate is the court process where a judge oversees the distribution of someone’s estate after they die. Sound