Posts Tagged ‘#familyplanning’
Avoid confusion about health documents in estate planning
The advance directive may give the agent the power to make end-of-life decisions, or explicitly require the removal of life-prolonging devices. Advance directives commonly require two doctors to determine that the patient has a terminal condition, that death is imminent and that machines are only artificially prolonging the dying process. The document also usually…
Read MoreTrust 101
We had a very informational seminar last night and I wanted to share it with you. https://fb.watch/cHExaWIBUS/
Read MoreDoes Executor have to Be a Family Member?
What happens if you don’t have any family to be personal representative? Other than a family member, who can be personal representative?
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By Lee R. Schroeder Often, people’s most valuable asset is their home. Many people mark the day that they pay off their home mortgage with a celebration similar to that of an anniversary or birthday. Therefore, protecting the home in the event of eventually needing long-term care (i.e. nursing home, assisted living or in-home care)…
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