Funeral and Memorial Planning as Part of Your Estate Plan

Who will make the decisions about your funeral if you don’t? Without clear instructions, your loved ones may be left guessing or even disagreeing during an already emotional time. Including funeral and memorial planning in your estate plan can ease that burden and ensure your wishes are respected. At Unique Estate Law, we work with…

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Bought a New House? Consider Updating Your Estate Plan

You’ve unpacked the boxes, painted the walls, and maybe even planted flowers out front. But here’s something most people forget to do after buying a home: update their estate plan. What would happen to your new home if something unexpected occurred tomorrow? Buying a house is a big step—both emotionally and financially. That’s why it’s…

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How to Protect Your Retirement Account with Estate Planning

Retirement accounts often make up a large portion of your savings. After years of contributing and planning for the future, you want to be sure those funds are protected. But here’s a question worth asking: what actually happens to your retirement account if something happens to you? Many people assume their account will automatically transfer…

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Estate Planning After the Holiday Season

The holidays have a way of reminding us what truly matters—our families, our health, and the memories we share. Did this holiday season leave you thinking about the future and how to protect those you care about most? Whether it’s noticing changes in your parents or considering your own goals for the year ahead, estate…

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How to Avoid Probate

Imagine leaving your loved ones with a clear path forward, free from the stress of court proceedings or unnecessary delays. Probate can complicate the process of transferring your assets, making a difficult time even harder for your family. With thoughtful planning, you can simplify things for them, protect your privacy, and preserve more of what…

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How to Make a Valid Will in Minnesota

Imagine leaving behind a clear plan that makes things easier for your loved ones, even during a challenging time. A will isn’t just about listing who gets what—it’s about making sure your wishes are respected and that your family avoids unnecessary complications. Without a legally valid will, those decisions may be left to the court…

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