ESTATE PLAN INCAPACITY PLANNING

Attorney Randy Doane of Doane & Doane says:

“You should also include incapacity planning and have certain documents in place if you are unable to speak for yourself. The first is a healthcare surrogate naming someone to manage your medical affairs, and the second is a durable power of attorney to manage your finances.”

Doane continues to say the third is a pre-need guardian form to direct the court to who you want to be the guardian of your person and property, and finally, setting up and placing your assets into a revocable living trust so that the successor trustee takes over if and when you are incapacitated. Whether your goals involve estate planning, tax planning, guardianship, or even a pet trust, the experienced attorneys at Doane and Doane can assist you every step of the way. For more information or a free consultation call 561 656-0200.