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Q&A: What to consider when preparing a will

Preparing a will (Getty Images)
Preparing a will (Getty Images) Preparing a will (Getty Images)

The saying goes: “good fortune favors the prepared mind.”

When it comes to death and the dying process, being prepared is paramount. While the death of loved ones is never easy, having a solid estate plan can help families make the transition.

photo Attorney Mollie Corn is a sole practitioner focusing on conservatorships, probate and basic estate planning.

Mollie Corn, a local attorney, is an an expert in wills and trusts. Mollie is a Chattanooga native (Hixson High School 1988), a Tennessee Volunteer (1993) and has been practicing law for 23 years after graduating from Capital University Law School in 1996.

Here are some tips and suggestions from a professional on making sure you are prepared for .

Q: What’s the biggest mistake most people make when it comes to a will, be it for them or a family member?