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Wills
What will happen to your property after you are gone? Who will get your grandmother's diamond ring? Who will care for your children? Even if you don't own much today, what you do own may have sentimental value to those you leave behind. If you don't specify who you want to receive your personal and real property, you leave it up to the courts to decide, you are the best person to determine who should raise your children if you are unable to.
Estate Administration
When someone dies, either with or without a will, there are often matters that require handling through the court, such as property transfers, guardianships of minors, creditor claims agains the estate, and other matters.
Living Wills
Sensationalized news stories have educated the public on the need to have a Living Will. A living will is a written instrument that informs your family and medical caregivers of your wishes in the event that you are ever placed on life support.
Health Care Power of Attorney
Who will make medical decisions on your behalf if you are unable to make them for yourself? Regardless of whether or not you have a Living Will, a Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care, appoints another person to discuss your medical condition and make treatment decisions on your behalf in the event you are unable to on your own.
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