Planning for Peace: Estate Planning Made Simple with Ashley Han (Ep. 11)

What would happen to your loved ones if you weren’t here tomorrow? In this episode of The Widow Empowerment Project, Andy Dziedzic and Megan LeBarron are joined by estate planning professional Ashley Han to address something we all know we need to do but often put off—getting our plans in order. Ashley breaks it down in simple terms, covering the must-haves like wills and powers of attorney, plus other options like trusts and planning for loved ones with special needs. They also touch on how to start these conversations with your family and avoid common mistakes. Whether you’re dealing with big changes or just trying to get organized, this conversation is full of easy-to-understand tips to help you take that first step. Talking points include: Start Early, Plan Smart: Learn how proactive estate planning eliminates the guesswork for your family and prepares for life’s unexpected events Key Documents You Need: Discover the must-have tools like wills, living wills, and powers of attorney that form the backbone of every plan Tailored Solutions for Unique Needs: From business succession plans to special needs trusts, explore how personalized strategies could safeguard your loved ones Why DIY Fails: Avoid costly mistakes by leveraging legal advice to ensure your plan is thorough and legally sound Family Communication is Key: Open dialogue with loved ones ensures everyone is on the same page when it matters most And much more! Resources: HighPoint Law Offices Blog HighPoint Law Offices Newsletter HighPoint Law Offices Videos Get in Touch with The Widow Empowerment Project: Visit Our Website Connect with Andy Connect with Megan   Connect with Ashley Han: LinkedIn: Ashley Han LinkedIn: HighPoint Law Offices, P.C. Website: HighPoint Law Offices PC Instagram: highpointlawoffices Facebook: HighPoint Law Offices YouTube: HighPoint Law Offices, PC About Our Guest:  Ashley Han’s practice focuses on representing clients in estate planning and representing executors and trustees in estate administration. She joined HighPoint Law Offices in early 2022. She began her career as a judicial law clerk in Northampton County, Pennsylvania, and served as an Assistant District Attorney for Philadelphia. Before joining the firm, Ashley was a U.S. Department of Justice trial attorney.