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Estate Planning Essentials: A Family’s Story of Preparedness

The Harrisons had always loved their St. Louis suburban home. For years, it was where they raised their three children, hosted backyard barbecues, and celebrated countless family milestones. But as Jim and Karen approached retirement, they realized that while they had built a life full of memories, they had yet

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How Estate Planning Can Support Your Physical and Mental Well-Being

As we get older, staying healthy becomes more than just eating right and staying active. It’s about making sure all the pieces of our lives are in place so that we can truly enjoy the years ahead. A well-crafted estate plan can be a powerful tool in supporting not just

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Integrating Wellness and Estate Planning for a Fulfilling Retirement

Retirement should be a time of joy, health, and peace. As we age, caring for our physical, emotional, and financial well-being becomes increasingly important. At Polaris Estate Planning & Elder Law, we believe the secret to a fulfilling retirement lies in weaving these elements together through thoughtful planning. Let

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Honoring Grandparents & Preserving Family Legacy Through Estate Planning

Grandparents hold a special place in our hearts. They’re the storytellers, the keepers of traditions, and the ones who often bind the family together. With Grandparents Day around the corner, it’s the perfect time to reflect on how we can honor their legacy through thoughtful estate planning. I remember a

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Parenting Your Parents

As your parents age, the roles can often reverse, with you taking on the responsibility of caring for them. This new phase of life, while rewarding, can also be challenging and overwhelming. Navigating the legal and financial responsibilities of being a caregiver is crucial to ensuring your parents receive the

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