Have You Actually Seen Your Parents' Will? Most Families Haven't.

Here's a question that every adult child should ask: have you actually seen your parents' will or trust?

In this clip from LTCareNav's Care Compass, Lindsay Friedman explains why most people assume their parents have everything in order — but more than 80% have never seen the documents or even know where they are. That's where family crises begin.

A will that's outdated, invalid, missing, or never properly executed can lead to probate, legal disputes, unnecessary expenses, and months — or even years — of stress for the family left behind.

Having difficult conversations about wills, trusts, powers of attorney, advance directives, long-term care planning, and estate planning isn't uncomfortable — it's one of the greatest gifts you can give your family.

And here's another costly misconception: Medicare does NOT pay for long-term custodial care. Many families are shocked to learn that paying for long-term care often involves Medicaid planning, estate planning, and understanding how a home or other assets may be treated.

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