Power of
Attorney
Who will make decisions for you?
Power of Attorney
If you become sick or disabled, either temporarily or permanently,
who will make decisions for you?
• A Power of Attorney allows you to appoint someone you trust to handle your affairs if you cannot do so.
• If you cannot pay bills, get records, or make other decisions, your family will be prevented from helping you get treatment, pay doctors, or for Medicare.
• Without a Power of Attorney, your family may have to file seeking guardianship of the disabled person. This process involves the Court, several lawyers, and usually at least $4,000 to $50,000. A Power of Attorney might cost $200.
• It is important that you give your family the tools to help you if you cannot help yourself.
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Depending on where you are in life, Estate Planning could include some, or all of the following:
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Durable Power of Attorney
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Medical Power of Attorney
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Last Wills & Testaments
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Living Trusts
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Advanced Care Directives
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Probate Assets
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Asset Jurisdiction