Individuals face a daunting task when it comes to estate planning, often overwhelmed by a wealth of paperwork and decisions regarding asset distribution. The question that frequently arises is whether to seek legal assistance or to navigate the complexities independently.

“I think anyone ... that has any kind of assets needs some estate planning — it doesn't need to be that complicated,” said Doreen Erenea, an estate planning attorney with nearly 30 years of experience.

Erenea has witnessed varying levels of preparedness among individuals regarding their property and estate after passing.

While some people create simple wills, others invest in comprehensive trusts that outline detailed instructions regarding the distribution of their assets, especially if minor children are involved. Th

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