For more than 20 years, Tracey Gordon has been a pillar of change for Philadelphia voters. In a modest neighborhood in southwestern Philadelphia, her organizing and legislative successes as a bloc captain and commissioner saw her transform from a position of local grassroots leader and advocate to an established citywide inspired to become an activist. Currently, she works at Philadelphia’s First African American Wills Registry.
Her tireless efforts have resulted in electoral protection legislation, neighborhood cleanups across the city, advocacy for seniors and young people, increased property value, and protection. Continuing to selflessly serve voters, we are implementing comprehensive probate reform and increasing diversity within Philadelphia’s government offices. Wills Tracy Gordon’s Register and her entire office work together to solve a tangled title crisis and improve the quality of life in Philadelphia. phila.gov/wills.
Today we speak with Register of Wills Tracey L. Gordon about protecting your business and securing your legacy for future generations.
“You can’t make a will when you’re old. You make a will when you acquire property.” – Tracy L. Gordon
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This week’s SmallBizChat Podcast:
- What does it mean to be a register of wills.
- There is no automatic transfer of wealth.
- Why and when should you make a will?
- The importance of transferring wealth between generations.
- Best practices for creating wills.
- By consulting with an attorney, you can avoid unnecessary probate and inheritance costs.
- Writing a will gives you a say in what happens after you die.
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