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End of Life Planning with Kamilla Mishiyeva, Because You Never Know

It's not morbid to think about what will happen to you and your stuff after you die—it's just good planning.

End of Life Planning with Kamilla Mishiyeva, Because You Never Know

End of Life Planning with Kamilla Mishiyeva, Because You Never Know

It's not morbid to think about what will happen to you and your stuff after you die—it's just good planning.

End of Life Planning with Kamilla Mishiyeva, Because You Never Know
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Unless you’re like the male protagonist of the 1971 classic Harold & Maude (that is, “young, rich, and obsessed with death”), you might not think a lot about end of life planning—things like drawing up a will, or planning for your digital legacy (yes, that is a thing). But here’s why you should.

“I get the sense that residents of Bushwick are very savvy when it comes to culture, food, and style,” says Kamilla Mishiyeva of Mishiyeva Law, “but they may not be completely aware of one of the most fundamental areas of law that can impact anyone regardless of age: estate planning and probate.”

Kamilla is originally from Baku, Azerbaijan and attended Rutgers Law School. She opened her own practice two years ago and focuses specifically on these areas. Here are some of her top tips for millennials who want to take control of their legacies (everyone has one!):

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