Many people think of Powers of Attorney the same way they think about their Will – something they will get done “eventually” because it will not be needed until “later.” A Power of Attorney lets you pick the person (your “attorney-in-fact”) who will make decisions … Continue reading →

Talking to your senior parents about estate planning can be an uncomfortable subject, because many adult children don’t want to feel like they’re interfering with their parents’ personal affairs. Estate planning typically includes a legal will that outlines distribution of assets; a financial power of … Continue reading →