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A Living Will: What Situations Are Covered?

A Living Will: What Situations Are Covered?

February 16, 2023
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The living will is a legal document that describes your medical preferences if you can’t make those decisions for yourself. Incapacity can happen for many reasons, including an accident, an illness rendering you too sick to communicate, dementia, anesthesia, a…

Advance Directives: Different Types

Advance Directives: Different Types

February 2, 2023
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It’s unpleasant to think that a traumatic event or a chronic illness might incapacitate you. People experience this every day, unfortunately. With this knowledge, many people like to prepare in advance for the kind of treatment they want in the…

A Pet Trust: An Overview

A Pet Trust: An Overview

January 26, 2023
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The creation of a pet trust can provide for your horses, dogs, cats, parrots, or even more exotic pets such as snakes and lizards after you die or are no longer capable of caring for them. A pet trust is…

Legal Options for Individuals With Special Needs

Legal Options for Individuals With Special Needs

January 12, 2023
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Support and empowerment are provided to people with special needs and disabilities through the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). More options for individuals and families who support them to live as independently as possible are available. Multiple options are available…

Your Power of Attorney: How Powerful Is It?

Your Power of Attorney: How Powerful Is It?

December 1, 2022
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Power of attorney (POA) documents are essential to a successful legal proceeding. If there comes a time when you or your senior loved one becomes unable to manage your finances or make healthcare decisions, having your documents in order will…

Timeshares and Estate Planning

Timeshares and Estate Planning

November 10, 2022
LAB Marketing

It was recommended to parents that when they purchased timeshares at a holiday resort, they sign a deed transferring the ownership to their children, so that the children would have the opportunity to continue to enjoy the property after the…

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