Posts Tagged ‘power of attorney’
I’m a Snowbird Who Lives Part-Time in Another State. Will My Power of Attorney and Healthcare Directive Still Work During Quarantine?
Shelter in place and quarantine orders are the rule of the day with the coronavirus outbreak. Many of these executive orders came while snowbirds and retirees were staying here in their second homes, and now they are likely stuck there for a little longer than they originally planned. From a legal standpoint, many snowbirds are…
Read MoreHow a Special Needs Attorney in Fort Worth Can Help Your Family Prepare for The Future
Parents of children with special needs often find themselves overwhelmed with the daily responsibilities of managing their child’s care and coordinating various services. There is often very little time or energy left to spend on long-term planning. However, consulting with a special needs attorney at Martin Lawyers in Fort Worth, can get you started on…
Read MoreCOVID Pandemic Preparation: 5 Estate Planning Essentials for Every Adult
With the number of COVID-19 cases in America increasing exponentially, people across the country are preparing themselves for every possible scenario. As a result, many estate planning attorneys are being inundated with calls and emails about how to plan for this type of pandemic. While the following five tools are essential for estate planning at…
Read MoreMillennials: Use These Estate Planning Strategies to Address Your Unique Needs | DFW Estate Planning Attorneys
If you’re in your twenties or thirties, you’ve probably heard about the importance of creating wills and trusts… but maybe you think you’re too young for estate planning or that you don’t have enough assets yet to justify putting a plan in place. But, DFW estate planning attorneys will tell you that it is a…
Read MoreFort Worth Estate Lawyer: Where Should I Store My Original Estate Planning Documents?
After you complete the process of creating an estate plan with your Fort Worth estate lawyer, you’ll want to give serious thought about the place where you will store your original documents. Unfortunately, if your original documents can’t be found after you pass away, it will be presumed that you died without leaving a will…
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