Death is a debt that we all have to pay and when you don’t leave a will or a “Legal Legacy” then your loved ones are left to decide how to disperse your estate. This task is can be complicated and messy – remember James Brown?
Identity theft, on the other hand, can be avoided, however, it can become a fate worse than death…the death of your credit and good financial rating.
My Podcast special guest was Chenitta Crawford, an Independent Associate with LegalShield who helped us identify the steps that we should be taking to ensure that our family and finances are taken care of now and far into the future.
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