Posts Tagged ‘power of attorney’
Weber Kracht & Chellew in the Community: Estate Planning is for Everyone
Weber Kracht & Chellew is your community law firm. We say that a lot because we mean it. One of our favorite activities as a firm is to participate in community events and help you, members of our community, learn more about matters that affect your lives. That is exactly what took place recently when…
Read MoreGeneral Power of Attorney, a Financial Power of Attorney, or a Durable Power of Attorney. What’s the Difference?
People refer to Powers of Attorney as “General,” “Financial” or “Durable” Powers of Attorney, and in most cases, people are referring to the same document. “General” usually refers to the Principal granting the Agent all types of powers in the event the Principal does not act. Others refer to the Power as a “Financial” Power…
Read MoreWhat is a Living Will or Advance Directive and How Does it Relate to a Health Care Power of Attorney?
When people refer to a Living Will or an Advance Directive in Pennsylvania, they are referring to the same thing. In Pennsylvania, adults — with a few exceptions — have a right to decide whether to reject, accept, limit or discontinue medical care/treatment. You have the right to make your own health care decisions as…
Read MoreDo I Really Need a Will?
So, you may be asking yourself, “Do I really need a will if I have little property or money?” Many people think that their “children will handle everything” or that they “don’t have much” so they don’t need a will. However, the answer is a clear “Yes. You need a will.” A will is simply…
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