How is a power of attorney different than a living will?
When considering medical decisions in your estate plan, you have two documents you may want to use. First, you may consider using a power of attorney. Second, you may be thinking about using a living will. Both of these documents can be beneficial, but they do operate...
3 compelling reasons to add powers of attorney to an estate plan
Many adults do not have any estate plan whatsoever. Those who do often have basic wills and no other documents. However, integrating additional legal instruments into an estate plan can be a beneficial decision. Estate plans can provide guidance to family members and...
Common mistakes to avoid as an estate executor
Taking on the role of an executor means you are entrusted with the crucial task of ensuring that the deceased’s final wishes are respected and their estate is managed appropriately. Your responsibilities include settling debts, distributing assets, addressing tax...
