Wills, Trusts, Powers of Attorney, and Estate Planning

What You Need To Know

Last Will and Testament

A Last Will and Testament ensures that your estate is distributed consistent with your wishes and designates an Executor to coordinate compliance that state laws and procedures. A Will can also provide for assets to be held in Trust for minors and other individuals. If you do not have a Last Will and Testament, your estate will be controlled by the state.

Power of Attorney

A Power of Attorney (POA) is a legal document allowing another trusted individual to act on your behalf in making financial decisions and other important decisions.

Trusts

Trusts are essential documents for keeping a beneficiary's assets intact and directing when and how to distribute them. Creating one can be complex depending on your assets and goals. Partnering with a skilled wills and trusts lawyer near you, like Buzgon Davis, ensures you have the legal advice you need for your circumstances.

Living Will/Medical Power of Attorney

A Living Will and Medical Power of Attorney ensure that your trusted loved ones will be able to coordinate your care if you are not able to do so. It will also set forth your end of life wishes. This can provide great comfort to your family in difficult times and ensure that your care providers are informed about your goals and wishes.

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In addition to stating your wishes, estate planning documents simplify matters for your loved ones. Our estate planning lawyers in Palmyra and Lebanon can assist you in understanding the significance of these documents and create an estate plan specifically for you and your family.  We can also be a resource to your family when the time comes to implement your documents.

For more information, contact Edward J. Coyle, Scott L. Grenoble, Michael S. Bechtold, or Jason J. Schibinger. You can also call our offices at 717-274-1421 to schedule your appointment or reach out via our contact form.

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