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- Email: randy@familyestateguide.com
- Location: Tallahassee, Florida
Important Disclaimer
I’m not an attorney, financial advisor, or licensed professional of any kind. I’m a son who went through the estate planning process with his own parents and built this site to help other families do the same.
I cannot provide legal advice. Every family’s situation is different, and estate planning involves state-specific laws that require professional guidance. If you’re looking for legal advice about your specific circumstances, please consult with an estate planning attorney in your state.
What I can do is point you in the right direction — help you understand the basics, suggest questions to ask, and connect you with resources in your state. That’s what this site is for, and that’s what I’m happy to help with over email.
What I Can Help With
- Clarifying something you read on the site
- Suggesting which pages are most relevant to your situation
- Pointing you toward estate planning resources in your state
- Hearing feedback about what’s helpful and what’s missing
- Correcting errors — if you spot something wrong, please tell me
What I Can’t Help With
- Providing legal advice about your specific estate plan
- Reviewing or preparing legal documents
- Recommending specific attorneys (though I can point you to your state’s bar association referral service)
- Tax advice for your individual situation
Not sure where to start?
If you’re feeling overwhelmed and don’t know which page to read first, try one of these starting points:
- My Parents Are Getting Older — if you’re just beginning to think about this
- We Need a Plan Now — if there’s urgency
- Settling an Estate — if a parent has passed
- What Is a Living Trust? — if you want to understand the basics
- The 5 Documents Every Family Needs — the complete package
- Compare State Estate Planning Rules — find your state