Estate Planning for Young Families + The Must-Have Documents (Ep.6)
Are you prepared for life’s ultimate certainties? Join us as we demystify estate planning with attorney Alex Priester, helping ensure you and your loved ones are protected.
We’re discussing some of the critical components of estate planning—wills, powers of attorney, and medical directives. Alex Priester, a seasoned estate planning attorney, walks us through the essentials, explaining why these documents are vital at every stage of life.
From young families to retirees, we cover practical advice and real-life examples, helping you navigate the complexities of estate planning.
Episode discussion points include:
- Learning the who, what, and why of wills, and why they’re crucial for protecting your assets and loved ones
- Discovering the importance of having a power of attorney for both financial and healthcare decisions
- Understanding how medical directives go beyond a simple DNR, ensuring your healthcare wishes are respected
- Why estate planning isn’t just for retirees & why young adults, parents, and mid-life professionals also need comprehensive estate plans too
Resources:
Connect with Jim Sumpter:
- 205-510-9074
- CMC Financial
- LinkedIn: Jim Sumpter
- LinkedIn: CMC Financial
- Facebook: CMC Financial
- Instagram: CMC Financial
- YouTube: CMC Financial
Connect with Alex Priester:
- LinkedIn: Alex Priester
- apriester@dfhlaw.com
- (205) 271-9681
About our Guest:
Alex, a native of Huntsville, Alabama, graduated from The University of Alabama School of Law in 2020 with her J.D. and LL.M. in Taxation.
During her time in law school, Alex was awarded The University of Alabama Federal Tax Clinic Scholarship and the Justice Janie L. Shores Scholarship. Alex received awards for best paper in each of her tax courses including Personal Income Taxation, Capital Gains Transactions, Corporate Transactions, Civil Tax Procedure, and Business and Accounting Ethics. Alex was inducted into the Bench and Bar Legal Honor Society and served as an ambassador for future and incoming students of The University of Alabama School of Law.
In addition to her academic studies, Alex served as a member of the Public Interest Student Board and was awarded the Dean’s Community Service Award, the Student Pro Bono Award, and the Order of the Samaritan for her pro bono and law-related volunteer work.
Alex lives in Leeds with her husband, Jake Hoogstra, and their 4 “furkids.” Her hobbies include reading, baking, traveling, and golfing with her dad.
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