A will
Who gets what, in writing, so nobody has to guess what you would have wanted.
The story
Why I ask the uncomfortable questions.
My family learned the difference between a plan and no plan the hard way. That is the whole reason this firm exists.
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Dorothea
My grandmother was prepared.
She had done the work. When she died, her wishes were known and her family could grieve her instead of untangling her.
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Uncle Walter
My uncle was not.
No will. Nobody had asked him the questions, and once he was gone there was no one left to ask.
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Aleta
It cost my mother three years.
Three years of flights, creditors and the IRS — with, in her own words, “barely a moment to grieve.” The family home went with it.
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The Saunders Firm
So now I ask.
My clients put it best: “You ask us more questions than any of those other people did.” Good. That is the job.