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Things can get confusing when you start to think about estate planning. There are many legal documents you might or might not need or want to use. However, there are three documents that every estate plan should have. Advanced Medical Directive Some people call this a...
Giving someone power of attorney is an essential part of your estate planning, as well as something you might use for your business. However, you need to tailor their powers to your needs. What types of power of attorney are there? Here are some of the types of power...
When making your estate plan, there are specific things that you should exclude. Otherwise, it could create confusion or delays in the transfer of your assets. What should I exclude from my will? Your funeral plans: Create a separate document in your estate plan...
