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When it comes to estate planning, many people wonder: Are estate planning fees tax deductible? After all, creating a comprehensive estate plan can involve attorney fees, financial advisor costs, and other expenses. While proper estate planning is an investment in your family’s future, understanding the tax implications of these fees is essential.

When most people hear “estate planning,” they immediately think of writing a will. But what happens if you never create one? Is estate planning without a will even possible—and if so, what are the risks?

At Kamini Fox, PLLC, we guide clients through every aspect of estate planning—from drafting wills to setting up trusts and healthcare directives. Below, we break down the key differences between a living will and a comprehensive estate plan.