He was seeing so many families still dropped the ball on this type of stuff. He basically wrote

like a 500 page book on every last little thing to think through privately, like he privately

wrote this and just kind of more gave it to clients and it became so people loved it so much

that literally like got forced into publishing.

What's up, guys?

Welcome back to Five Minute Fatherhood.

So Josh in our Five Minute Fatherhood Facebook group, go check that out if you are not a part of it.

He asked the question, Will's Trust, Future Planning Question Mark.

We're new to family teams.

So if you cover this in the past apologize but full

disclosure i know absolutely nothing about wills or trusts i just hear about them a lot

what do we do with that um great question josh so um i will so much of this i would put in the category

of um certain things that you need to have figured out at sort of

certain points along the way as you're building your family team. So I would say wills are a

very, very early thing to figure out. The most important thing about wills are you need to make clear where how you want or where

you want your kids to go in the event of you and your wife tragically suddenly passing.

And so I would say that's a very early decision to make.

Wills are really easy to make.

You know, you can go online and there's like the easy

button, you know, printing out something on legal Zoom, having a notary, take care of that for you,

get that done very, very quickly and easily. I would say that is a, that's sort of a no-brainer.

And I think every couple should do that fairly early. And there's

...