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Wills

Everyone should have a carefully written Will disposing of their property as they wish at the time of their death. Your Will should name an executor/personal representative who will handle the distribution of property and the payment of any debts.


Living Wills, Power of Attorney
It makes good sense to prepare a Living Will, giving your personal instructions about the circumstances under which you want to be kept alive using extraordinary means after a severe accident or illness. Many people also prepare a Medical Power of Attorney, which gives the authority for medical decisions to a person you designate if you are incapacitated. Others prepare a General Power of Attorney, to empower another person to handle everyday affairs for you.

Contact a Lawyer

You should always hire a lawyer to prepare your Will so every provision is properly handled. This helps avoid unpleasant and complicated Will Contests after a person's death.

We handle Wills for a flat fee, unless they are especially complicated. Will Contests are either handled on a contingency fee basis, or an hourly rate with a retainer up front.

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