Excerpt from Tulsa World: (click for entire article)
It's bad enough thinking about death or dying, but paying a lawyer to help you ponder the inevitable? Ugh.
Still, you owe it to yourself and to your family to assemble the documents that will smooth your way at the end of life and secure the well-being of those you leave behind. These documents include a will; a financial and a medical power of attorney, which let others make decisions for you when you cannot; an advance medical directive, which spells ot your preferred end-of-life care;and in some cases a revocable living trust, which lets your estate avoid probate.




hey,When considering if you need to seek the services of an property preparing attorney, consider this - property preparing is serious business. Your property lawyer (or estate-planning attorney) should be knowledgeable in all of the places of issue to your particular scenario, as well as knowledgeable enough about other places of the law that property preparing might increase to, or might impact your will.
Posted by: ellicsemmy | May 05, 2012 at 05:52 AM