One important component of a comprehensive estate plan is establishing a Power of Attorney (commonly called POA) that would enable a person to manage your affairs or make decisions on your behalf should you become unable or incapacitated. There are…
In the same way that banking and paying bills can become more challenging with age, accidents or sudden illness can cause incapacitation at any age, creating similar challenges. Incapacity is not just about mental cognition, accident, or illness. You may have…
When you may become incapacitated and require a trusted agent to handle your affairs, a power of attorney is an essential tool to prepare for the eventuality. The power of attorney documents can be used to grant broad authority to…
When it comes to estate planning, older Americans are typically more prepared than their younger counterparts. However, according to survey data,19 percent of people over the age 72 and 42 percent of those between 53 and 71, have an established…