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Your first step is to schedule your personal Family Estate Planning Session. You can schedule online here, or by emailing ClientServices@CrisCarterLaw.com, or by calling the office at (719) 434-0000. Prior to your Family Estate Planning Session, you’ll receive an email with your Family Planning Worksheet. You will complete the worksheet and return it to our office with any existing estate planning documents you have so we will have time to review all information before your Family Estate Planning Session.
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