Understanding how estate planning documents work is central to creating an estate plan for each individual’s unique situation. An estate planning attorney needs to know the details of your life, not because they’re nosy. It is because this is how they can create a plan tailored to protect you during your lifetime, plan for long-term … Continue reading Which Documents are in an Estate Plan?
Category: Living Will
Things to do at the end of the Year
To end this year, and start the next year with documents, and hopefully finances in shape, you should: Update, or have made, Wills and Living Wills (also called Health Care Directives); if you have gotten married, gotten divorced, had a child, or your child has reached 18, you should have these documents redone or done. … Continue reading Things to do at the end of the Year
Four Things to Do for the Beginning of the Year, from an attorney.
Four Things to do for the beginning of the Year: 1. Update your Will, if you have gotten married, divorced, had anyone in your Will become an adult or pass away; 2. Update your Living Will, also know as your Health Care Surrogate (if you do not update it after you get divorced, do you … Continue reading Four Things to Do for the Beginning of the Year, from an attorney.