Essential Estate Planning Advice
A power of attorney allows a person to appoint another person as "attorney-in-fact" to handle your financial and other non-medical affairs. Without a durable power of attorney, no one can represent you unless a court appoints a conservator and that can cost lots of money and time. Further, the judge may not choose the person you would prefer. Also, under a conservatorship, your representative may have to seek court permission to take planning steps that she could implement immediately under a simple durable power of attorney. A power of attorney may be limited or general. A limited power of attorney may give someone the right to sign a deed to property on a day when you are out of town, or it may allow someone to sign checks for you. A general power is comprehensive and gives your attorney-in-fact all the powers and rights that you have yourself. It is also critically important for the power of attorney to be "durable", in other words to allow it to be used even if you become incompetent, incapacitated, or disabled. Our estate planning lawyers have decades of estate planning experience. We understand that drafting a durable power of attorney (DPOA) or other estate plan document is not as simple as filling out a form or arranging for witnesses to sign. Our experience tells us that careful, thoughtful estate planning requires a thorough evaluation of your circumstances, goals, and particular financial assets. That is why it's important for you to have the power of attorney and estate planning team at Percy Law Group, PC on your side. Call our firm today to regarding your particular estate planning needs, including the drafting of a durable power of attorney that will accurately state your wishes.
Efficiently Crafting A Durable Power of Attorney to Fit Your Needs
The estate planning attorneys Percy Law Group, PC, will use our vast estate planning experience to efficiently and cost effectively draft your health care proxy and other estate planning documents. We are staffed to act immediately on requests for DPOA's and other estate plan documents. We can meet with you at your home, or at a nursing home, convalescent facility, or hospital.
Fall River DPOAs Attorney
Contact the experienced estate planning law team at Percy Law Group, PC, for sound advice on your particular estate planning needs. We can provide a comprehensive review of your options, advise you on the best course of action, and as appropriate create the documentation needed to accurately protect your interests. Contact us online or call us toll free at 800-708-6240 to schedule a free initial consultation.
