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How an Advance Directive for Health Care Will Help You if You’re in a Car Accident

How an Advance Directive for Health Care Will Help You if You’re in a Car Accident

by Amy Refeca | Sep 11, 2019 | Healthcare POA

An Advance Directive for Health Care is a scary thing to contemplate. It is the kind of easy form that no one wants to fill out. You have the fundamental right to consent to or refuse your own medical care. Most people guard that right jealously and do not waive it...
Getting Yourself and Your Family Ready for School: One Idea to Help Start Your Family Protection Plan Today

Getting Yourself and Your Family Ready for School: One Idea to Help Start Your Family Protection Plan Today

by Amy Refeca | Aug 30, 2019 | Estate Planning

Summer has officially begun, and while many are hurling themselves full-on into summertime fun, you are getting yourself and your minor children ready for the next year of school. If you are a single parent, an aging parent of young children, or anyone with concerns...
Who to Appoint as Temporary Caregiver for your Child

Who to Appoint as Temporary Caregiver for your Child

by Amy Refeca | Aug 22, 2019 | Guardianship

For most parents, a question that might arise is “Who will take care of my child?”  and of course, you think there is only one acceptable answer — yourself. In a perfect world, that’s right. In our society, however, anything can happen. You need to have a tough...
It Is Critical to Have Regular Contact with Your Estate Planning Lawyer

It Is Critical to Have Regular Contact with Your Estate Planning Lawyer

by Amy Refeca | Aug 8, 2019 | Estate Planning

When it comes to estate planning, most people would prefer to think about literally anything else. Contemplating your death is not exactly a day at Six Flags. Even if you did the responsible thing and composed a will or formed a living trust, you can be forgiven for...
How a Financial Power of Attorney Keeps Your Assets Protected If You Get Sick

How a Financial Power of Attorney Keeps Your Assets Protected If You Get Sick

by Amy Refeca | Jul 29, 2019 | Financial Power of Attorney, Estate Planning

How a Financial Power of Attorney Keeps Your Assets Protected If You Get Sick Everyone gets injured and ill during their lives.  Everyone will eventually pass away, maybe even from an injury or illness.  During these times of injury or illness, people can...
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Did Your Wills Attorney Ask You “Why”, “Who” and “What”?

Did Your Wills Attorney Ask You “Why”, “Who” and “What”?

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Did your attorney ask you these three things before they signed you up? Why? Who? What? If not, your estate plan may not be the right plan for you, your family, your kids. Wills, powers of attorney for finance and advance directives for health care and trusts work for...

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One of six reasons to update your estate plan: you have been divorced since your last estate plan was signed.

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