Representation Agreements & Related Content

Planning for incapacity & end-of-life

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Making document(s)
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YOUR LEGACY

Do your best to prepare for an unpredictable future!

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Ready, Set, Plan!

You are never too young (or too old) to start the process.
It might seem overwhelming at first. Many concepts are new – even to professionals and government agencies.
No one has automatic authority to act on behalf of an adult – not a spouse, parents or adult children.
You have to make document(s) to give legal authority to someone to carry out your wishes.

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