It’s never too early to think about estate planning, no matter what anyone may tell you. Make your first call to a qualified estate attorney to make sure your wishes are observed later.<\/p>\n
When it comes to estate planning, there is a lot of lingo of which many people aren’t familiar; for instance, power of attorney, living will, and last will and testament. What do these things really mean in the greater scheme of making your last wishes known?<\/p>\n
If you speak to an estate lawyer, you will discover that these particular documents are critical to making sure your assets are properly distributed, not only according to the law, but that your legal interests are protected as well. It goes without saying that you would also like your assets apportioned the way “you” want them to be and not at the whim of another.<\/p>\n
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