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My last few articles have focused on various end-of-life issues that were made very real to me due my mother-in-law's recent death. In this article, we'll discuss the simple steps you can take that will make dividing your personal possessions  Shogun Method Review easier on your family.In many cases, the division of personal assets gives rise to family conflicts and disputes. There's the family china, the furniture, clothes, guns, jewelry and other collectibles. The disposition of these items is often handled in a Will or Living Trust with a statement such as "divide my personal possessions equally among my children". But this isn't very specific and can easily create disagreement.

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The death of a loved one is always very emotional. Personal possessions take on greater significance than they ever had before. Before your death they were just knick-knacks, now they're pieces of you that your loved ones will cling to in their time of loss. Your old rocking chair, string of pearls or favorite hunting rifle become poignant reminders of good times and pleasant memories.They've lost you, but they don't want to lose what you left behind. Anger, greed, resentment, past injustices, and more all come to the surface, mixed with the loss, shock and grief of death. In normal circumstances, these emotions would be easily controlled. But when combined with the grief of loss, things can be said and done that would make a soap opera producer blush.