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Category: Wills, Powers of Attorney, Living Wills

9 Legal Documents Adults Need. Preparing for When Your Child Turns 18.

Written by Angel Kane on . Posted in Angel Kane's Blog, Wills, Powers of Attorney, Living Wills.

When your child turns 18, they officially become adults in the eyes of the law. As adults, it is time to prepare the 9 Legal Documents Adults need. Yes, we realize this is not what an 18-year-old wants to think about at this time in life. However, while this transition is often marked by newfound independence and responsibilities, it requires various essential legal documents. These documents are necessary to protect your new adult’s rights and well-being. Here is a list, along with some essential information, regarding the 9 Legal Documents you should consider for your child’s coming of age:

Family Law, Living Will, POA

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Health Care and Financial Power of Attorneys. A Crucial Legal Consideration.

Written by Angel Kane on . Posted in Angel Kane's Blog, Kane & Crowell Blog, Wills, Powers of Attorney, Living Wills.

Planning for the future involves more than just setting goals. It requires comprehensive legal arrangements, such as Health Care and Financial Power of Attorneys, to ensure your wishes are honored. This type of consideration is crucial, specifically in unforeseen circumstances. The Health Care Power of Attorney (HCPOA) and Financial Power of Attorney (FPOA) are necessary legal documents. These legal instruments empower individuals you trust to make crucial decisions regarding your medical treatment and financial affairs when you cannot do so.

Elder Law, Kane Law, Power of Attorney

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Living Will | Advanced Care Directive. Empowering Your Future

Written by Angel Kane on . Posted in Angel Kane's Blog, Elder Law, Wills, Powers of Attorney, Living Wills.

Life is an unpredictable journey, filled with twists and turns when we least expect them. Amidst this uncertainty, one undeniable truth emerges: the importance of meticulous planning, especially concerning our health and well-being. Therefore, one indispensable tool for estate planning is the Living Will, otherwise known as an Advanced Care Directive.

Advanced Care Directive, Living Will

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