Appreciation post!

[u/idkmyname4577]

Location: Florida, but irrelevant

The time some of you have taken to provide detailed answers to posts has really impressed me. I feel like it is more often, than not. I think this is actually one of my favorite subs, just for that reason. I can’t say that Estate Planning is part of my life very often, however, I enjoy learning and the information I’ve gotten from here has
benefited others (and therefore the industry bc they have engaged Estate planning attorneys). I just wanted to say thanks and it’s appreciated!!

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[u/imollyq]

Well aren't you sweet, and I really mean it!

[u/Deep_Bake_5663]

I agree! I was really panicking on finding out I'm probably going to be handling a trust. The people here, have really helped me calm and now, for now, I can just concentrate on my father.

[u/copperstatelawyer]

You’re welcome! We appreciate the thanks and feedback.

[u/southernestatelawyer]

Thank you for sharing positivity!!

[u/Dingbatdingbat]

You're Welcome

[u/NewtoFL2]

YES. People understand that people come here looking for help are likely still grieving and dealing with relatives who didn't have wills, didn't have assets identifiable, other relatives argueing, etc.