Planning for Incapacity

Most people believe estate planning is something you do after you retire. This is a huge mistake because a well-crafted estate plan goes beyond death, including legal instructions about medical directives or who can speak for you if you cannot make decisions yourself (incapacitated).

While an estate planning lawyer can take care of all of this for you, we understand you might not be ready for that step. Even so, we encourage you to create legal documentation outlining who can make decisions for you and who will take care of your responsibilities (children, pets, bills, legal/financial decisions, work-related, etc.) when you aren’t able to.

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