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Can I Limit a Power of Attorney to Certain Areas?
Power of AttorneyAn essential tool in the estate planning toolkit is a power of attorney (POA). It can give you flexibility when you have legal matters you can’t per ...
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What Happens if I Am Only Temporarily Incapacitated?
Estate PlanningLegal processes can help protect someone who has become incapacitated and can no longer make decisions or even care for themselves. An example is some ...
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Is My Spouse the Best Choice for Power of Attorney?
Power of AttorneyOne highly recommended tool is a power of attorney (POA) when planning for the future. Having this set up before it’s needed can prevent decisions b ...
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Is There a Way to Keep My Inheritance Protected from My Child’s Spouse?
Estate PlanningIt’s a scenario no parent wants to end up in: Their child married someone the parent didn’t trust, and there will eventually be an inheritance in ...
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What Can I Include in a Living Will?
WillsAll types of estate planning mechanisms have things that are or are not allowed to be included, and living wills are no exception. As with other parts ...
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What Are the Differences Between Revocable Trusts and Irrevocable Trusts?
Estate PlanningWith the insights and advice of an Orange County trust attorney, you can prepare an estate plan that eliminates uncertainty about your estate’s futu ...
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