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  • Estate Planning Questionnaire

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  • Your Information

    Please fill information about yourself
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  • Spouse

    Please enter information about your spouse and children
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  • Please list any accounts set aside for your children's (or grandchildren's) education.

  • Family Circumstances

  • Your Annual Occupation and Income (USD)

  • Spouse's Annual Occupation and Income (USD)

  • Assets

  • List additional properties at end of form or attach a schedule if necessary. Provide copies of all deeds if available. If any real estate is held in trust, please provide a complete copy of the trust.

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  • PLEASE PROVIDE COPIES OF YOUR MOST RECENT WILLS AND/OR TRUSTS, POWERS OF ATTORNEY,HEALTH CARE PROXIES, LIVING WILLS, PRENUPTIAL OR DIVORCE AGREEMENTS,

    and, if any, other documents you would like to discuss.
  • FIDUCIARIES:

    Please indicate your choices for the following fiduciary positions below, including each person’s full name (with middle initialor middle name if used legally), address and his or her relationship to you. You should also name an alternate or successor foreach position in the event your first choice is unavailable when he or she is called on to perform his or her duties as describedbelow.An Executor administers your will, seeing that your probate property is distributed to your beneficiaries as you have indicatedin your will. An Executor’s authority ends when the probate of your estate is completed. A Guardian takes care of your minorchildren in the event you and your spouse both die before all of your children reach age 18. A Trustee administers yourtrust(s), if any, and makes distributions of trust property as you have indicated in your trust for as long as the trust is inexistence. An Attorney-in-Fact serves under your durable power of attorney and makes business and financial decisions foryou in the event you become incapacitated. A Health Care Agent serves under your health care proxy and makes decisionsregarding your health care in the event you are unable to make or communicate those decisions yourself.
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  • *NOTE: In many instances, you and/or your spouse can be the primary trustee of your respective trusts. Whether or not this isyour choice, you should still think about selection of a successor Trustee to serve if/when your spouse is unable to do so.Professional Trustees (e.g. attorneys, banks, trust companies) can also be selected as Trustees.
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  • Additional Comments or Questions

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