A Last Will won’t help you in certain situations

A Last Will Won’t Help You in Certain Situations

Welcome to the Frank Bruno Law Channel! In this video, we discuss an important and often misunderstood aspect of estate planning: why a Last Will alone won’t cover every situation. While a Last Will is a crucial document, it may not protect all your assets or ensure smooth transitions in certain cases like incapacity, joint ownership, or non-probate assets. NYC attorney Frank Bruno dives into the limitations of a Last Will and explains when you might need additional estate planning tools like trusts, powers of attorney, or living wills to safeguard your wishes and your family’s future.

Learn how to identify gaps in your estate plan and what additional documents can help you manage your affairs more comprehensively. This video is perfect for those looking to strengthen their estate plan and avoid common pitfalls.

Whether you're just starting your estate planning journey or reviewing an existing plan, join Frank for expert legal advice to ensure you're fully prepared.

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