Posts Categorized: Power of Attorney

Understand Alzheimer’s While Contemplating the Future

Apr 24, 2013 / By: academy

Category: Elder Law, Incapacity Planning, Power of Attorney

Nobody wants to be placed into a difficult situation at any time, but if you knew that a distinct possibility existed that you could face a challenge you would probably want to plan ahead to...

When You Grow Old

Nov 2, 2012 / By: academy

Category: Health Care Directives, Power of Attorney

With any luck, you are going to live long enough that you will no longer be able to take care of all of your daily needs. That’s not to say that you will be completely...

Getting Your Kids Off to College

Sep 10, 2012 / By: Dennis D. Duffy

Category: Power of Attorney

Going off to college is a big event in anyone’s life. For the first time, the college bound student is going to be living away from home and be entirely responsible for his or her...

Plan for Bad Things to Happen

Aug 10, 2012 / By: Dennis D. Duffy

Category: Power of Attorney

When most people sit down and make plans for the course of their lives, they plan out how they want their careers to go and when they want to retire. People plan for what type...

Talk to Your Health Care Power of Attorney

Jul 30, 2012 / By: Dennis D. Duffy

Category: Disability Planning, Power of Attorney

The Attorney in Fact that you appoint in your Health Care Power of Attorney is the person responsible for making your health care decisions when you are not capable of making them. However, the effectiveness...

Living Wills and New Technology

Jul 18, 2012 / By: Dennis D. Duffy

Category: Elder Law, Incapacity Planning, Power of Attorney

The Terry Schiavo situation created a stark image for many people and drove home the point that if you do not want your life to be sustained artificially, then you need to create the legal...

LGBT Couples Still Face Challenges

Jul 13, 2012 / By: Dennis D. Duffy

Category: Estate Planning, GLBT, Power of Attorney

LGBT couples know that getting a marriage recognized by the state is only a small portion of solving the legal hurdles to their relationships. Until every state and federal law recognizes the relationship, there will...

Don’t Overrule Your Estate Plan

Jun 8, 2012 / By: Dennis D. Duffy

Category: Estate Planning, Power of Attorney

Once you have an estate plan, it’s important that you do not do anything to inadvertently overrule that plan. If you have taken the time to make a careful estate plan, you need to make...

Hot Powers of Attorney

Dec 12, 2011 / By: Dennis D. Duffy

Category: Power of Attorney

At some point in your life you may face the prospect of not being able to make your own decisions, or you may need someone to step in and make them for you. In these...

Who Can Create a Living Will in Iowa?

Nov 18, 2011 / By: Dennis D. Duffy

Category: Estate Planning, Health Care Directives, Incapacity Planning, Power of Attorney

Not to be confused with a living trust, a living will is a written document that allows you to control medical decisions for your medical treatment if you are unable to make those decisions. Referred to...

Posts Categorized: Power of Attorney

Understand Alzheimer’s While Contemplating the Future

When You Grow Old

Getting Your Kids Off to College

Plan for Bad Things to Happen

Talk to Your Health Care Power of Attorney

Living Wills and New Technology

LGBT Couples Still Face Challenges

Don’t Overrule Your Estate Plan

Hot Powers of Attorney

Who Can Create a Living Will in Iowa?

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