Valentine’s Day is all about celebrating love and commitment, and while flowers and chocolates are great, true love also means planning for the future. If you share your life with a spouse or long-term partner, incorporating them into your estate… Read More
Posts Tagged ‘power of attorney’
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The Difference Between Power of Attorney and Personal Representative
Understanding “who’s who” in estate planning can help you make the best decisions for your future. At The Millman Law Group, we will help you understand the differences between crucial roles like power of attorney and personal representative. If you… Read More
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Estate Planning and the Holidays
Spending more time with your family during the holidays means you also have a chance to consider your estate and your family’s future. For some relatives, this may be one of the few times you can see them in person… Read More
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Estate Planning Actions for Business Owners
Owning your own business is rewarding but comes with significant responsibilities. Most importantly, your business is one of your most valuable assets and must be carefully considered when you create your estate plan. You must consider situations such as what… Read More
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Should You Update Your Estate Plan After a Move?
Keeping your estate plan up-to-date is crucial to maintaining a plan you’re happy with. An up-to-date will, trust, and other documents will make sure that you and your family are taken care of in the event of sudden injuries, death,… Read More
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How to Avoid Financial Mismanagement and Exploitation In Your Estate
One of the biggest fears people have regarding estate planning and long-term care is potential exploitation. As you plan for long-term care, you can take several measures to protect against financial exploitation and ensure that all assets are responsibly handled…. Read More
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Understanding Financial Power of Attorney
A financial power of attorney is a document established by an estate planning lawyer which allows an agent to act on the principal’s behalf. These powers typically include paying the principal’s bills, accessing their accounts, paying taxes, and buying and… Read More
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Don’t Forget About These Essential Estate Planning Documents
Beyond the most well-known documents like your will, or trusts, there are several more that can do a lot to build a strong estate plan. When you work with The Millman Law Group, your lawyer will help you draw up… Read More
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Power of Attorney vs. Health Care Proxy
As unlikely as it may seem today, there may come a time when your parents or elder relatives cannot make financial or medical decisions for themselves. This can happen anytime someone is incapacitated and not in a clear state of… Read More
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A Beginner’s Estate Planning Checklist
If you’re ready to draw up an estate plan, you may be overwhelmed by the process. Estate planning is essential for preparing the security of your future, family, and property. Knowing all of that, it can be hard to start… Read More