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Do you have a will? A living will? A Power of Attorney? How
about a Health Care Proxy? Does your family know your wishes about
organ donation? Or child custody for your minor children in case of death or
extended illness? If you answered anything but "absolutely yes" to any of
these questions, you should seriously consider contacting an attorney to prepare a will, a
living will, or a healthcare directive. Remember, you may save your
family and loved ones untold grief by making your wishes known early.
Key Benefits
- A will allows you to provide for minor children, both monetarily and custodially.
- A will allows you to control the distribution of your assets.
- Short-term healthcare directives can let your doctor know what you want if you are
unable to communicate before, during, or after a medical episode.
- A living will lets your family, your doctor, and the courts know your wishes on
extraordinary medical care and resuscitation.
*Please Note: Filling out a request for information does not
establish an attorney/client relationship. No
attorney/client relationship is created unless and until our firm receives a signed
retainer agreement along with the requested retainer fee. If this matter is
truly important to you, hire an attorney.
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