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Saturday, July 24, 2010 Rules that Control Your Estate Administration Rules you will live by after the passing of a loved one Estate Planning and Estate Administration are both governed by four different sets of rules or laws.    1. Rule of Law    2. Rule of Possession    3. Rule of the Jungle    4. Rule of Love & Family The key to ensuring that your plan will follow the Rules of Law and Love is to work with an attorney who is a Certified Legacy Advisor and uses Story Based planning. Plans that are Story Based result in plans that are purposeful and follow the rule of love & family.   Permanent Link write a comment

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