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Peaceful Warrior Law We are a boutique law firm focusing on Estate Planning and Asset Protection. We pride ourselves on

Workers in these professions are more likely to die or be injured on the job, further underlining the importance of havi...
08/25/2025

Workers in these professions are more likely to die or be injured on the job, further underlining the importance of having a solid estate plan, life and disability insurance, and healthcare guardianship.


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Hi, it’s me again—your favorite estate planning attorney—just here to remind you: If you don’t have an estate plan, the ...
08/14/2025

Hi, it’s me again—your favorite estate planning attorney—just here to remind you: If you don’t have an estate plan, the state has one for you.

And trust me… you probably won’t like it.

Without a customized estate plan tailored to your family’s specific needs:
⚖️ Your assets can get stuck in probate for 12+ months
💸 Legal fees can eat up thousands of dollars
👩‍⚖️ The court decides who gets what—and who raises your kids
📉 Your loved ones deal with stress, delays, and zero privacy

The good news? ✅ All of this is 100% avoidable with the right plan.

📲 DM me “PLAN” and let’s make sure you—not the state—decide what happens to your life’s work.

Last week, we started to explore 10 life changes that might affect your estate plan, from changes in your assets to the ...
07/31/2023

Last week, we started to explore 10 life changes that might affect your estate plan, from changes in your assets to the death of a loved one.

You might think that estate planning is something you can complete one time and then check off your to-do list for good. But in order for your estate plan to work for you no matter how your life changes, your plan needs to change with it.

This week, we’re covering five more life events that mean it’s time to review your plan.

Visit www.peacefulwarriorlaw.com/blog to read the full blog now. ✨

Did you know that the majority of the American public doesn't even have a basic will?If you fall into this category, rea...
07/28/2023

Did you know that the majority of the American public doesn't even have a basic will?

If you fall into this category, reach out to us at www.calendly.com/brittany-pwlf. We'd love to help you put the proper safeguards in place so you don't become a statistic - and it's so much easier than you might think. We still have some spots open on our August calendar. Reach out today so we can help you and your family make sure your wishes are honored and your legacy is protected. 🌟

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Ask Brittany: Estate Planning Q&AQ: Could I face eviction due to an outdated will?A: It may sound far-fetched, but it's ...
07/27/2023

Ask Brittany: Estate Planning Q&A

Q: Could I face eviction due to an outdated will?

A: It may sound far-fetched, but it's possible.

An example: Grandma signed a will allocating all of her assets for the education of her grandchildren, and in her will, she indicated that her local bank should manage those assets. After signing her will, Grandma bought a home for her daughter and grandchildren but never updated her will. Since the bank was tasked with providing education for the children, the bank is within their right to sell the house with the intention of putting the money in a trust for their education. Then, when the children turn 21, they will get a distribution of whatever is left.

Unfortunately, this oversight is far too common due to the way many lawyers serve their clients. Their estate plans are often just focused on the documents and the one-time transaction, rather than ensuring they work with their clients on an ongoing basis, as we do.

Book with us at www.calendly.com/brittany-pwlf to start your estate planning journey.

The loss of a family member is emotionally devastating. It can also significantly affect your estate plan.If the decease...
07/26/2023

The loss of a family member is emotionally devastating. It can also significantly affect your estate plan.

If the deceased individual was designated as a trustee or executor of your estate or a guardian of your minor children, you need to appoint new individuals to fill these roles.

But the death of a loved one isn’t the only time to update your estate plan. Read this week’s blog at www.peacefulwarriorlaw.com/blog to learn the 10 Life Events That Signal It’s Time to Review Your Plan.

“To make sure your estate plan is always up to date with your life, I recommend reviewing it at a minimum of every three...
07/25/2023

“To make sure your estate plan is always up to date with your life, I recommend reviewing it at a minimum of every three years.”

Life is constantly changing - and your estate plan should too! From major milestones to changes in your relationships and your finances, it’s important to make sure your estate plan reflects your current life and not what your life looked like 5, 10, or 15 years ago!

Be sure to read this week’s blog to learn what life events mean it’s time to update your estate plan. Learn more at www.peacefulwarriorlaw.com/blog.

Common life events can drastically affect your estate plan and even cause your plan not to work in the way you intended....
07/24/2023

Common life events can drastically affect your estate plan and even cause your plan not to work in the way you intended. This week, I’m covering 10 Life Events That Signal It’s Time to Review Your Estate Plan - Part 1.

If any of these events have happened in your life, you’ll want to have your plan reviewed ASAP.

Visit www.peacefulwarriorlaw.com/Blog to read more now.

Ask Brittany: Estate Planning Q&AQ: My dad recently passed and didn't have a will. What should I do?A: First, make sure ...
07/20/2023

Ask Brittany: Estate Planning Q&A

Q: My dad recently passed and didn't have a will. What should I do?

A: First, make sure you have checked absolutely everywhere for a will. There’s a chance it’s hidden somewhere or was made years ago and then forgotten in a file cabinet somewhere. Go through your father’s contacts and see if you can get in touch with any lawyers, accountants, or financial advisors of his. See if your dad had a safety deposit box as well.

If you still can’t find a will, you’ll need to gather any tax returns or financial statements to piece together what his assets were at his time of death. You should also check laws in your father’s state regarding inheritance. If your father’s spouse is still alive, the two most likely possibilities are that (a) the estate will pass to them, or (b) the estate will be divided between the spouse, you, and your father’s other children.

Whether or not you encounter speed bumps in working out what your inheritance may be, not having a will to guide you is definitely not ideal. Don’t go through it alone. We’ll help you navigate the process. Get in touch with us at [email protected].

This week I’m covering the national debt extension and what it means for your family.Think the national debt extension d...
07/19/2023

This week I’m covering the national debt extension and what it means for your family.

Think the national debt extension doesn’t affect you? You might want to think again! Be sure to read this week’s blog to see how the debt extension might affect different areas of your family’s financial well-being so you can plan ahead for success.

Visit www.peacefulwarriorlaw.com/Blog to read it now! 💙

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