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The answer to that is no. There is no required amount to be able to have Estate Planning Documents in place. The question you must ask yourself is, what happens to everything I own when I pass away? Who gets it? How should it be divided? What if my children and family do not get along? By having something in place, can help guide you on what to do. This can also help you decide ahead of time where your things go. This can and should prevent any fighting. If you have ever lost a loved one, at times it can be overwhelming. It can also be difficult if there is a difficult family member or friend. A law firm can also help with any troubles that you may be having. You never have to take on all of this by yourself. It is best to try and get something in place before you pass, or something happens to you. Even if it is just basic documents such as a power of attorney for financial, power of attorney for health, and a living will. Start planning today for tomorrow.