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Introduction<\/h2>\n

Estate planning can be an overwhelming process. There are so many documents, accounts, and issues that must be made and reviewed along the way. While this can often be stressful, it is worth it. Leaving your family members and heirs to go through your belongings searching for a will, a birth certificate, mortgage accounts, tax return information, and contact lists when you are incapacitated or no longer living should not be an option. This will cause a whole slew of issues for your family. It is important to start planning now by gathering important documents that will be vital when you become disabled or die.<\/p>\n

Important Documents<\/h2>\n

Lists are helpful in many situations, including estate planning. The following is a list of important documents and legal paperwork that needs to be completed as a part of your estate planning:<\/p>\n