The Power of Attorney gives a person, selected by you, authority to act on your behalf. Depending on your wishes, your Agent’s powers can be limited or vast. Typically, Power of Attorney gives your Agent the authority to write checks, check mail, make bank deposits, and manage property on your behalf. If you become incapacitated and do not have a Power of Attorney, your family members will have to ask a Court to appoint a guardian to manage your finances. We can also help you with: Wills & Living Wills, Trusts & Trust Administration, Special Needs Trusts, Advance Health Care Directives, Revision of your existing estate plan, Probate & Probate Avoidance, High net worth estate planning.

We recommend you review your estate plan periodically, especially if there has been a change of circumstances.
Please consider the following most common reasons to review or modify an existing estate plan: Death of spouse, Marriage, remarriage, divorce, Changing your state of residence, Birth or adoption of a child, Serious illness of a family member, Beneficiary develops, substance abuse symptoms or becomes financially irresponsible, Substantial change in total assets value, Changes in law.