Subdivisions

Appointing an Executor: You can name an executor in your will, who will be responsible for managing your estate, paying off debts, and distributing assets according to your instructions. This ensures that someone you trust is overseeing your affairs after your death. Distribution of Assets: A will allows you to specify how you want your…

Incapacity Planning: Life is unpredictable, and there might come a time when you are unable to make decisions due to an accident, illness, or cognitive decline. Appointing an attorney allows you to choose someone you trust to manage your financial and legal matters if you are incapacitated. Continuity of Financial Affairs: If you become temporarily…

Advocacy: Your representative can act as your advocate and ensure that your wishes are communicated and respected by healthcare professionals and other caregivers. Avoiding Conflict: Appointing a representative can help avoid potential conflicts among family members or loved ones about what decisions should be made for you. Your appointed representative will have legal authority to…