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Are There Provisions That Cannot Be Put In One's Will?
Generally speaking the courts will allow a provision in a will as long as that provision does not violate public policy. Therefore, it is likely a court will allow one to put a provision in a will … more
What Is An Advance Directive?
An Advance Directive enables you to guide your family and physician if you are unable to communicate with them. It allows you to control the extent to which lifesustaining medical measures … more
What Is A Simultaneous Death And Common Disaster Provision?
Simultaneous Death and Common Disaster Provision is a clause that is usually included in the wills of husbands and wives. The clause provides that when it is impossible to determine which spouse of … more

How to Care for an Aging Parent
Many adults are overwhelmed with the responsibility of caring for an aging parent. It is a fine line between allowing your aging parents to remain autonomous and in control of their own decisions and doing what is in their best interest. Accordingly, it is important for many families to make arrangements for care before a crisis happens. Those arrangements often include: · … more
The Top Ten Legal Steps to Take Before You Die
No one likes to think about dying. Yet we all know that it is inevitable. Perhaps some of our anxiety about dying could be alleviated if we take the necessary steps to protect our families and our assets. Below, are the top ten legal steps that you should take to protect your family and your assets before you die. 1. Hire an Estate Planning Attorney : … more

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