There is a lot of information your heirs should know which does not necessarily fit into a Will, Trust or other component of an estate plan. The solution is a Letter of Instruction which can provide your heirs with guidance if you die or become incapacitated.
A Letter of Instruction is a legally non-binding document that gives your heirs information crucial to helping them tie up your affairs. Without such a letter, heirs can miss important items.
The following are some items which can be included in a letter:
Once the letter is written, store it in an easily accessible place and tell trusted family members about it.
Contact an estate planning law firm for further information.
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