Defining a Self Proving Will - Werner Law

Defining a Self Proving Will

A person’s last will and testament is an important document governing their final decisions on the matter of their material possessions and estate. But not all wills are created equal. Every last will and testament must be legitimized in probate court, after the attorney, personal representative, or loved one of the decedent has petitioned for …

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Living Wills and Health Care Proxy Planning, Amid COVID-19 Crisis - Werner Law Firm

Living Wills and Health Care Proxy Planning, Amid COVID-19 Crisis

As COVID-19 looms, ensure loved ones understand your health care proxy wishes. The U.S. is currently on the frontlines in the fight against the coronavirus, experiencing the heaviest losses in the world. It’s impossible to predict what kind of long-term impact this virus will have, both in terms of its effects on our society and …

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Tips for Discussing Your End-of-Life Wishes With Family - Werner Law Firm

Tips for Discussing Your End-of-Life Wishes With Family

It’s understandably difficult to discuss your end of life wishes with your loved ones. Most of us usually do not earnestly talk about our passing, unless maybe to informally declare our funeral wishes. While most Americans are aware that it’s important to be prepared for one’s passing, both financially and in terms of healthcare, most …

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Living Wills & Advance Directives Explained | Werner Law Firm

Living Wills and Advance Directives Explained

A living will can best be described as a healthcare directive and is otherwise known as an advanced directive. It is a document, largely drafted and signed by the person it pertains to, detailing exactly what that person’s will is regarding their medical care under specific circumstances, particularly those within which said person is unable …

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