Circumstances When a Financial Power of Attorney is Not an Option
You may have signed a financial power of attorney (POA), which authorizes one or more persons to act on your behalf if you are unable
You may have signed a financial power of attorney (POA), which authorizes one or more persons to act on your behalf if you are unable
One of the first things estate planning attorneys ask when a couple begins basic estate planning is whether a revocable living trust (RLT) is appropriate
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(Hint: Always Read the Fine Print in the User Agreement) Many people in the digital era have a library of digital assets, such as books,
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The loss of a loved one affects the whole surviving family. However, not everyone has the same say when it comes to carrying out the
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Prenuptial agreements are often utilized currently. They make sense in many circumstances, such as with subsequent marriages. Wills and trusts are other common ways to
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It is not something you should take lightly when you ask someone to act as your fiduciary (trustee of your trust or personal representative or