Posts Tagged ‘power of attorney’
Caring.com’s Comprehensive Guide to Power of Attorney for Aging Adults
A power of attorney is one way to ensure that no matter what happens down the road, your loved one’s wishes will be prioritized.
READ MORE →What is a Power of Attorney and Why It’s Important, Especially Now
With the COVID virus starting to make a second surge across the United States, including here in Arizona, one of the most common questions I get from people both online and in person is relating to Medical and Financial Powers of Attorney. Usually it is from folks with an aging or ill parent or parents or parents of…
READ MORE →Why Unmarried Couples Need Estate Planning the Most
If you have ever watched Judge Judy on TV, you may have heard the iconic judge tell couples who have been living together “without the benefit of marriage” that courts are not designed to handle the legal ramifications of “setting up shop” together. Yet it is happening more and more. For many reasons, older couples…
READ MORE →Don’t Leave Your Health & Welfare Decisions in “Jeopardy”
When Alex Trebek announced his cancer diagnosis, my first thought was that I hoped he had taken care of his legacy planning so he could concentrate on beating his disease and spending quality time with his family.
READ MORE →What Does Scouting Have to Do with Estate Planning?
Scouting Motto: “BE PREPARED” and why BEING PREPARED should not stop when you leave scouting as a young person, but be a life long goal. I am blessed to say that my kids, along with those of some of my co-workers and friends, are involved in scouting. I love scouting because the lessons and experiences…
READ MORE →I Am Moving to a New State: What Happens to My Estate Plan?
If you planned your estate, but are moving from one state to another, check for these major discrepancies in laws and procedures.
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