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# Plan For This — Estate Planning Education

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## Podcasts
- [The <em>$12 Million</em> Maltese: Pet Trusts and Legacy](https://planforthis.com/podcast/12-million-maltese/): One of the most significant cautionary tales in modern estate planning. Marguerite and Ron unpack what happened — and what it means for anyone who loves their pets and their family.
- [Recovering with <em>Dignity:</em> Build a Care Team on Your Terms](https://planforthis.com/podcast/recovering-with-dignity/): When life throws a major health curveball, true independence comes from having the right team in place before a crisis hits.
- [Tony <em>Hsieh’s</em> Estate: What Happens When You Die Without a Will?](https://planforthis.com/podcast/tony-hsiehs-estate/): The Zappos founder's cautionary tale — extraordinary success cannot protect a family from poor planning.
- [When Your <em>Estate</em> Plan Is 25 Years Outdated: Lila & Jerry’s Case](https://planforthis.com/podcast/when-your-estate-plan-is-25-years-outdated/): Estate planning is not a one-and-done task. Life evolves — and your plan must evolve with it.
- [What <em>Matters</em> Most : Using Go Wish Cards to Clarify Your End-of-Life Wishes](https://planforthis.com/podcast/what-matters-most/): Most people avoid talking about what they want at the end of life, not because they do not care, but because they do not know how to begin.