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Hello to everyone,
I have not posted lately but something has been on my mine that I need to take care of. Many of you know that my wife had a terrible stroke 5 years a go. I applied and was awarded a&a for her. I worry what would happy if I passed away. I have a folder with insurance papers, deeds, a will which needs to be updated, etc. What do I need to place in there with instructions on DIC. I am 100% t&p and have been over 10 years, (2 years of this was
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Also, in my will I am leaving everything to her. It all is payable on death. Should I do anything different with regards to the will? My daughter is going to keep her if something happens to me but I also have a son. Should I specify in the will that my ss and dic check should go to my daughter. I also own a home. I want to make certain their is no fighting between the kids. I am pretty sure I need to go to a lawyer and have them advise me on this. I need to let the kids know in my folder what steps to take to get the dic moving. They do not understand the va system or what dic even is. Thanks for any help. She is not capable of taking care of this due to her stroke so I need to be prepared. Thanks for any help.
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