What legal documents are essential for Virginia seniors?
August 1, 2024 – Matthew S. Akers & Douglas McCarthy
Seniors in Virginia should consider crucial legal documents for Estate Planning, including a Will, Power of Attorney, Advanced Medical Directive, and possibly a Trust, depending on their specific circumstances. These documents guide and promote the fulfillment of their wishes regarding their assets, healthcare decisions, and property distribution upon their passing.
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