Harbor Legacy Planning

Not married? You are not alone, "In 2018, a record 35% of Americans ages 25 to 50, or 39 million, had never been married."

However, if you are in a long-term relationship and/or you and your partner live together, you should still put an estate plan together for both your benefit and theirs.

This is because the default laws governing estates may not adequately provide for a significant other or unmarried partner.

The Share of Never-Married Americans Has Reached a New High America is the middle of two simultaneous trends related to marriage. Marriages today are more stable, thanks to the steady decline of divorce rates since the 1980s. At the same time, however, a declining share of Americans marry. In 2018, a record 35% of Americans ages 25 to 50, or 39 million, had....

This testimonial came from one of our clients when prompted "What would you say to someone who hasn't started the process yet?"

He gave us this fantastic response and we could not agree more! Don't hesitate, give us a call or head to our website to schedule a consult to start creating your estate plan today!

👉Myth: Only the rich need an estate plan
👉Reality: Everyone should have an estate plan!

Even for those of modest means, who gets your hard-earned savings when you die is an important consideration. Without any planning, state law will decide who gets what—and many times, what the government’s best guess as to what you would want is contrary to what you actually want.

But, because you did not take the opportunity to formalize your wishes in an estate plan, the state has to step in and do it for you.

Don't let the state determine your legacy - reach out to us and get started on creating your estate plan today.