A power of attorney (POA) and a guardianship/conservatorship are different types of legal arrangements, each of which dictates who will care for you and your estate if you become incapacitated. Although each of these arrangements has their place, having a durable...
Dealing with a loved one’s dementia can be an extremely tough situation. First of all, seeing a parent suffer from memory loss is often a heart-wrenching, emotional experience. But on top of all that, there are numerous legal questions that need to be addressed....
Key Takeaways | Durable Powers of Attorney and Advance Directives A durable financial power of attorney is a must-have for estate planning. It lets someone you trust handle your finances if you can’t. Choose your power of attorney wisely. They need to be...
As your child heads off to college, you may have a lot on your mind. Not only is the process of choosing and applying to college a stressful one, but the campus visits and Target shopping sprees in preparation for their segue into higher learning can leave you feeling...
A power of attorney is one of the most critical documents you can have. A recent study showed that only 33% of Americans over the age of 55 have a durable power of attorney in place. Tragedy or illness can strike at any moment. Obtaining a power of attorney—or POA as...
