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Name beneficiaries, draft a will and powers of attorney, and prevent heirs' property from breaking up family land.
Interactive workshop
Tell me about your household and assets and I will lay out what to do first.
Sections
Read it or listen to it, then clear the section test. Sections open one at a time.
Section 1
Retirement accounts, life insurance, and payable-on-death bank accounts pass by beneficiary designation, not by will. If the form names an ex-spouse, that is who receives the money… Join free to read, listen, and test.
Section 2
A will directs who receives your property and, critically, names a guardian for minor children. Without a will, state intestacy law decides both — and the result is frequently not … Join free to read, listen, and test.
Section 3
When an owner dies without a will, land often passes to all descendants as tenants in common. Each generation multiplies the number of co-owners until dozens of relatives hold frac… Join free to read, listen, and test.
Course test
Members take a 6-question test at the end of this course. Score 80% or higher and a certificate of completion is issued to your account.
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