10/20/2026
Having “the talk” with your parents is uncomfortable. Not having it is harder.
Nobody wants to sit across from Mom and Dad and ask what happens when they’re gone. But the families who talk early aren’t the ones scrambling later, digging through a filing cabinet for a will or guessing what their parents would have wanted.
You don’t have to open with the hardest question. Start here:
→ “Do you have a will or a trust? Where do you keep it?”
→ “If you couldn’t make your own medical decisions, who would you want making them?”
→ “Is the house in a trust, or just in your names?”
→ “Who should we call if something happens? An attorney? A financial advisor?”
It won’t be one conversation. It’ll probably be a few. And it’s one of the most loving things you can do for each other.
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