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Useful Estate Planning Articles

Why You Should Appoint a Digital Executor as Part of Your Estate Plan

A digital executor is the person you appoint to manage your digital assets after your death. Digital assets can include your social media profiles, digital photos and your email correspondence. Learn why and how to appoint your digital executor.
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Power of Attorney (POA) FAQ

What is a Power of Attorney (POA)? What are the different types of Powers of Attorney? Find out the answers to these questions and more.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What other estate planning documents do I need?

A Will is a great start, but it's only part of your estate plan. Many people complete these documents too:
  • Living Trust allows you to gift certain assets and avoid probate
  • Power of Attorney grants a loved one the ability to make decisions for you in the event you cannot make them
  • Living Will states your health care preferences
It's also a good idea to revise your Will as your life and circumstances change or talk to a lawyer. ?

How often should I update my will?

It's recommended that you review your will periodically to make sure it's still the way you want it. If there's a big change in your family, like a marriage, divorce, or the birth of a new child, you should consider updating your Will with a Codicil or speaking to an attorney. After all, life changes and so should your Will.