Cheryl Winokur Munk
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643 appearances
14 recordings
1 series
first heard Mar 2018
last heard Nov 2024
Cheryl Winokur Munk’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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The turkey platter, the picture of grandma, those types of things that sometimes
They're not even necessarily monetarily valuable, but they just have a lot of sentimental value.
So if you talk to your family about, hey, what do you think about this?
What are your feelings on this?
And then you divvy up a list.
It really makes things much easier after you pass away.
One of the problems I think is that family members sometimes think that they're helping their heirs by leaving a lot of information.
And sometimes it's double information or it's just overkill.
Like you don't need to leave pages and pages and keep documents for 10, 20 years depending on the document.
Some documents you do have to keep longer than others and that's going to vary on the documents.
But basically, if you can throw it out and get rid of it and it's not necessary to keep, then don't keep it.
It can be a couple hundred dollars if you have a very simple estate plan and you're doing something online, or it can be thousands of dollars if you have a more complicated plan.
So it's really, it runs the gamut.
It's going to depend on the state.
It could depend on the makeup of your estate.
There's really no hard or fast rule.
And that's correct.
I would just want to add that really when you're doing your estate plan, you want to strive for conflict avoidance because you work your whole life to have a family that stays together and that's happy.
And it's such a shame when families are divided over stuff.
And it doesn't have to happen that way.
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