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Multigenerational households often need estate planning that reflects how the family actually lives. That may include aging parents, adult children, shared housing, or overlapping caregiving and financial responsibilities.
What makes this planning different
The planning is often less about a simple transfer at death and more about who helps whom, who can step in during incapacity, and how family responsibilities stay organized.
That often leads to broader conversations about trusts, powers of attorney, and health care decision-making.
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