A power of attorney is one of the most valuable tools you can add to an estate plan. The basic principle involves transferring legal authority to a specific individual in a particular scenario in the event you cannot make decisions on your own. One such example is...
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Do I need the original estate planning documents?
It is always best practice to keep your Last Will and Testament in a safe place and to make sure that your designated Personal Representative knows where to find it.
The Healthcare Power Of Attorney And Living Will
The purpose of this article is to explain what a Healthcare Power of Attorney and Living Will are and why you should consider including these tools as a part of your estate plan. What Is A Healthcare Power Of Attorney And Living Will? A Healthcare Power of Attorney is...
The Durable Power Of Attorney
The purpose of this article is to provide a general overview of the Durable Power of Attorney document. The Durable Power of Attorney, also known as the Financial Power of Attorney, allows you to designate someone to act on your behalf in making financial decisions if...
Why Should I Have A Last Will And Testament?
The purpose of this article is to cover the basics of what a Last Will and Testament is and why you should consider having one as part of your estate plan. A Last Will and Testament, also known simply as a “will,” is a legal instrument that directs how the affairs and...
Roses are Red, Nuedexta is Too, So a POA’s the Thing to Do
Arizona Elder Law Attorneys and the general public have been watching developments in the unfolding story about the drug Nuedexta and its use in nursing homes. As reported here [http://www.cnn.com/2017/10/12/health/nuedexta-nursing-homes-invs/index.html] by CNN,...
