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Why proper planning matters
of Americans don't have a valid estate plan, risking unintended asset distribution
Average probate attorney fees in California for a $1M estate, avoidable with a living trust
Average probate timeline in the U.S., causing delays for families
Why work with an attorney?
DIY documents fail at high rates
Research shows that fewer than 30% of people can complete statutory will forms without error, and nearly 25% of DIY wills are partially invalid. Handwritten wills represent 10% of all wills but generate 23% of litigation.
Probate costs add up quickly
California's statutory probate fees total $46,000 for a $1M estate ($23,000 for the attorney, $23,000 for the executor) before any additional costs. A properly drafted trust typically costs $2,000–$4,000 and avoids these fees entirely.
Beneficiary designations require coordination
Retirement accounts and insurance policies pass by beneficiary designation, not your will. The Supreme Court has repeatedly held these override your estate plan—even after divorce. Attorneys ensure everything is aligned.
Incapacity planning is essential
70% of people reaching age 65 will need long-term care, with nursing homes costing $110,000+ annually. Without proper power of attorney documents, families face expensive court guardianships that can cost tens of thousands.
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