If you were suddenly and unexpectedly to become incapacitated, would your spouse or adult children know where to find your important papers, be able to reach your estate planning attorney and know what you wanted, if an end-of-life care decision needed to be made?
The Daily Record’s recent article, “How to organize your affairs if you are a senior citizen,” says the first step is to collect your important personal, financial, and legal information so you can arrange it in a way that will benefit you now and your family in the future. The next step is to create sets of important information and instructions concerning how you want certain things handled when you pass away or if you become incapacitated.
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