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Probate and Administration
Protecting one’s assets through estate planning is essential in today’s economic environment. Wills, living wills and powers of attorney, are only some of the professional documents that are utilized in protecting one’s assets.Also, assistance in probate of an estate, following the difficult transition period of bereavement, is provided by my
Durable Power Attorney
Although it does happen, it is a rare event when I suggest that a client not sign a Durable Power of Attorney (DPOA), a document that creates a legal, enforceable relationship between the person who signs it (known as the "principal") and the person who acts for the principal (known
Beneficiary Forms
Forgetting Your Beneficiary Forms May Defeat Your Estate PlanThe failure to correctly complete the forms that designate the beneficiaries of your life insurance policies and retirement plan accounts may undermine your entire estate plan. Here are a few tips on doing it right.Never name your estate as the beneficiary or
Are there different types of Wills?
There are many types of Wills:Holographic Wills are entirely handwritten, dated, and signed by the testator.A Living Will, Medical Directive or Health Care Directive is one that authorizes the continuance or cessation of life-sustaining medical treatments from an individual who is incapable of making that decision due to debilitating circumstances.Who