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When Gerthie Carolina passed away, she left behind $40,000—and a simple wish: for her daughter to divide the money among family members.

But no legal instructions. No oversight. Just good intentions.
Now? One person is dead, and two others are charged with murder.

💔 This isn’t just a true crime story. It’s a cautionary tale about what happens when estate planning is built on hope instead of structure.

In this video, we break down the hard lessons from this case—and what you can do to avoid the same mistakes:

✅ Why even “modest” estates need legal protection
✅ How slayer statutes work—and what they can’t do
✅ The risk of giving someone power without guidance
✅ Why good intentions are not a legal plan

Whether you have $40,000 or $4 million, the principles are the same:
You need a plan. A real one. And it starts now.

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