Helping Families Preserve Their Wealth
To be comprehensively, prepared for the eventualities of aging, you should consider the possibility of future incapacity. While this may not be the most pleasant subject to address, it is very …
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A power of attorney is a legally binding device that is used to give someone else the power to act for you. Incapacity is common among elders. A certain type of power of attorney is used to empower …
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Your estate plan should include an incapacity planning component. A significant percentage of people become incapacitated late in their lives. If you cannot make your own decisions, who would be …
Planning ahead for the future should be looked upon as a holistic endeavor. You plan ahead for your active retirement years, and they naturally lead into the twilight years. Ultimately you will pass …
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A power of attorney is a legal device that is used to empower someone to act on your behalf. If you are the individual who is creating the power of attorney, you are known as the grantor or principal. …
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