Parents’ estate planning concerns change greatly once their children become adults. To a large extent, parents have survived their children’s challenging adolescent years and begun watching them live their own lives. Parents may want to help their adult children start new businesses or help provide for grandchildren. The focus changes from the nightmare of a young child losing a parent, to the inevitability of an adult child surviving an elderly parent as the cycle of life progress to its natural conclusion. This change in focus is less traumatic, and yet, the planning is still equally important. Proper estate planning at this age can prevent financial disputes from breaking apart a family. Talk to me today about estate planning and what The Second Estate can do for you and your family.