Articles Posted in Healthcare Power of Attorney

Turning 18 is a significant milestone. While estate planning may not be the first thing on a young adult’s mind, having certain legal documents in place can be crucial in case of unexpected situations. Here are the key estate planning documents everyone once they turn 18 should consider: Once a person turns 18, parents no…

As the holiday season approaches, families gather to celebrate traditions and enjoy each other’s company. Amid the festivities, it is also a perfect time to address important matters with your family—specifically, your estate plan. While conversations about estate planning may not always be the jolliest, discussing it during the holidays can be practical and beneficial…

Getting your estate planning documents is the first step but it does not mean that the process is complete, you still need to make sure that all your assets are going to who you want to receive them.  The following things need to be done immediately after you have your Will in place in order…

Getting your estate planning documents is the first step but it does not mean that the process is complete, you still need to make sure that all your assets are flowing to the Trust.  The following things need to be done immediately after you have your Trust in place: If the steps listed above are…

We find that many people don’t do estate planning because they are overwhelmed with the process. Our goal as a law firm is to make the process as painless as possible.  We want to make it easy for you to move forward and make sure that your estate plan meets your goals.  Here is what…

Who Should I Appoint To Make Medical Decisions for Me? A medical power of attorney, also known as a health care power of attorney, is a legal document that designates someone to make health care decisions for you if you cannot make those decisions for yourself. Of course, as attorneys, we think everyone needs health…