How to Manage Your Digital Accounts After Your Death - Part 3
Brittany Cohen
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You’ve booked the flights. Reserved the Airbnb. Packed snacks, iPads, chargers, and every brand of sunscreen known to man. You’re officially ready for your family vacation! Or at least you think you are.
But there’s one thing most parents forget to plan before they leave: what happens to your kids if something happens to you?
If you’re planning to leave your home (or any property) to your kids, don’t assume they’ll sort it out like adults. Even the most loving siblings can turn into courtroom rivals when a property is up for grabs, especially in a high-cost market like San Diego.
So how do you transfer your real estate without turning your legacy into a legal battle?