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What To Bring To Our First Meeting

An important part of successful estate, special needs and elder law planning is starting with accurate information to help you set goals.

To make our first meeting productive, it is helpful to bring the following with you:

  • Real estate deed and tax bill for all real estate
  • Bank statements or list of bank accounts, money market accounts and certificates of deposits
  • Retirement accounts including IRAs, 401k, pensions
  • Mutual fund, brokerage and bond accounts, stock certificates
  • Savings bonds
  • List of life insurance policies including death benefits and cash surrender values
  • Social security, pension and other income
  • Names, addresses and telephone numbers of your family members




 
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