Are your affairs in order?

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Are your affairs in order? In a will, you specify who'll receive your things when you die (rather than the state deciding), and who is entrusted with your minor children (otherwise a judge decides). Name someone (an executor) who'll handle your estate, and make sure he or she has a copy (or even the original) of your will and other estate planning documents (Titles, Deeds, etc.). It's always a good idea that your executor have a list of those you do business with (lawyers, bankers, tax advisers, utility companies, landscapers, pest control, etc.) - your executor, and heirs, will thank you! For more information, check out this useful webpage http://www.forbes.com/pictures/mjh45jlmm/basic-will-2/ or call 520-335-6544 to schedule a consultation.