A durable power of attorney (“POA”) allows someone else, known as the “Agent”, to make certain decisions on your behalf (the “Principal”) including important decisions on medical treatment and financial…
Wills contain an enormous amount of sensitive information. If seen by unintended parties it could cause a mountain of headaches for the testator (the person making the testament, i.e., the…
Main Takeaways: If you have a parent who you think is in need of guardianship, you’ll need to obtain a physician’s certificate or doctor’s letter. After an application is filed,…
When you are crafting your estate plan, how you will handle illness, injury, or death can prove to be a challenging decision. It’s vital to sit down with estate attorney…
