FAQ: What estate planning documents should I consider?
Everyone’s estate plan is different and unique. However, there are certain estate planning documents everyone should consider.
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FAQ: Do my children need estate planning documents?
An overview of why your children need to have their own estate planning documents.
Read MoreFAQ: What is an Advance Medical Directive?
What does an Advance Medical Directive allow you to do?
Read MorePower Of Attorney Can Be A Helpful Document
A Power of Attorney (“POA”) is a document by which you (the “Principal”) give some other person (your “Agent”) the authority to do various things on your behalf. A POA can be a helpful document to have. There are several types; some POAs become effective at a date subsequent to the date it is executed and others are effective only for a specified period of time and/or only for certain specific purposes.
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