You may be on information overload here, but it has been my experience that you keep your kids sane and friendly if you make a list of personal property and who gets what. In Fla. you can add such a provision in your will, making a separate list reference addition to the will so that you can change the list without changing the will.
Yeah, there was a lot, but all that lot was decipherable and usable for a conclusive direction.
In MY case, it was sufficient to determine that joint ownership of everything is the only way to guarantee (in Pa) seamless ownership at either death.
I got clarification about the buildings and property ON the acreage (buildings, contents, etc.) The deed covers it all.
When my first wife died in 2004, everything of any sentiment and or value was taken at THAT time.
I have no bank account of any consequence, no investments, stocks, bonds .. what have you.
It's just me n'the missuz havin' a good time with each other
We have no debt and if I play my cards right, I'll die in the Philippines at our vacation mansion we'll build for less than $15,000.00 and a full seven day death with all accoutrements, kill the pig, feed the countryside (EVERYBODY comes to a Philippine death celebration ... just to eat) ... all for about $2,000.00
I've been the last 5 or 6 years of my life, ridding myself of encumberances ... it feels good ...
GOOD ..
Get Out Of Debt
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