Every day approximately forty-eight hundred baby boomers
become middle-aged orphans when their elderly parents pass
away, leaving behind a lot more than just memories.
NOW WHAT?
You've heard the horror stories: arguments over stuff . . . an inheritance lost forever when easily deceived parents are scammed . . . siblings estranged . . . an adult heir taken from daily responsibilities for months because of the enormous task of emptying a childhood home.
IT DOESN'T HAVE TO BE THAT WAY FOR YOU.
The Estate Lady®, professional estate liquidator Julie Hall, knows what to do. Whether your parents are still alive or you're in the middle of a crisis, The Boomer Burden has solutions. Hall provides trustworthy counsel on how to:
- divide your parents' estate with peace of mind
- minimize fighting with siblings during the estate settlement process
- clear out the family home in ten days or less
- identify potential items of value in the home
- have "that conversation" with your parents
- prepare your own children for the future
The Estate Lady® offers guidance for any executor, heir, or beneficiary, sharing some of her most fascinating stories as well as helpful checklists of the things that need to be done now and at the time of your loss.
IF YOU HAVE PARENTS, THIS BOOK IS FOR YOU.
The Boomer Burden gives you practical, effective steps for liquidating and distributing your parents' assets in a way that both honors them and promotes family harmony for generations to come.
Julie Hall, known as The Estate Lady®, is a professional estate contents expert and certified personal property appraiser who specializes in estate liquidation. With more than seventeen years of experience with families from the southeastern United States, Julie has successfully assisted thousands of individuals in the daunting and often painful process of managing their deceased parents' affairs. In addition to her hands-on experience, she is a speaker to civic groups, retirement communities, churches, and professional organizations. She has also written a monthly column, "Ask the Estate Lady®." Julie resides in Charlotte with her husband and daughter.
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