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Wills are an Important Part of Estate Planning

One of the most loving acts you can do for your family is planning for the smooth transition of your estate. ...
- By: Jeff Butler
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Video Wills

Writing and signing a will on paper seems so old-fashioned—isn’t it more modern to make a video will? The quic...
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Durable Financial Power of Attorney: How it Works

A durable power of attorney for finances -- or financial power of attorney -- is a simple, inexpensive, and re...
- Site: nolo.com
Tips for Saving Money on Attorney Fees

Imagine this situation. You're sitting in court, and the judge is pounding the gavel, instructing your lawyer ...
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Pour-Over Wills

When people make revocable living trusts to avoid probate, it’s common for them to also make what’s called a “...
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What is a power of attorney and what makes it

I recently retired, and my children and friends keep telling me that I need to create various documents -- lik...
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I'm going on a long vacation. Should I make a financial power of attorney?

My wife and I are planning a trip around the world that will last about a year. We have read that we should ma...
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Can a power of attorney have more than one agent?

Can you have a shared power of attorney? My aunt named her son as agent and he misused funds. Then she appoint...
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Is a power of attorney still valid if its maker dies?

I was taking care of a now-deceased man via a general power of attorney. It has this clause: ...
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How do I conduct transactions under a power of attorney?

I have a durable power of attorney for my mother-in-law. I want to open a bank account in my town to deposit h...
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