Ep. 45: Real Moms Discuss Estate Plans Too
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In episode 45, Real Moms Too interview mother and fellow podcaster, Shakisha Morgan, Estate Planning Attorney with the Griffin Firm PLLC in Washington, D.C. Shakisha discusses the importance of having a Will, Trust, and/or an Estate Plan.
Shakisha drops so many gems throughout the entire episode whether you are riding solo dolo, a new parent, or a grandparent the information she shares is extremely valuable. Shakisha debunks myths, gives tips on how to choose who is the guardian of your children, and encourages people of all ages to be prepared, not only for themselves, but for their family's sake! This episode is for all generations to help protect and secure what and who we all work so hard to provide for, our families.
More About Our Guest:
Shakisha Morgan is an advocate and educator who uses values-based estate planning strategies to empower individuals and families to create, protect, and transfer wealth. She helps guide families through the complex and draining process of probate administration and litigation. She is a workshop facilitator, guest lecturer, and has been a keynote speaker on various topics within estate planning, multigenerational wealth, millennial wealth building, and leadership. She has been featured at the Association of Black Estate Planning Professionals' Creating a Legacy Conference, and has appeared on the Gettin' Grown podcast and local news.
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A Note From Our Hosts:
We, Alana and Xia, would like to be an encouragement to all during the COVID-19 pandemic. Many cities, states, and countries have been quarantined and asked to use social distancing to help reduce the spread of the virus. We hope our podcast can bring joy, motivation, and comfort in knowing that we are all Real Moms Too no matter our backgrounds, ethnicity, or religion. This has been a scary time for many of us, but we are hopeful that family bonds are being strengthened and love is being spread. Tune in to old episodes to help you get through this time "alone". Feel free to email us or message us on social media for episode ideas or general conversation as we hope we are creating a mommy village for all. We love to hear from you and we hope you are taking care of yourselves! As your favorite momfriends always say, you cannot be a good mom, until you are a good you!
- Alana and Xia
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