This document allows you to design the final distribution of your property after your death just like a will - but your property avoids the lengthy and expensive probate process. Unlike a will, your financial affairs remain private upon your passing. This replaces your existing will and gives you a backup for any property that is not owned by your trust. Will This document expresses your desire not to have your life prolonged by artificial means if your death is imminent. This power of attorney can be durable if the agent's authority continues if the principal is disabled.
Disability is a vital element, particularly for seniors, of estate planning.
Ask Beth Currie of Tarzana, California, whose husband Neil died in January 1990 with a living trust. If your answer to any or all of these questions is yes, a trust may be for you. Medicaid Approval Form Copyright 1999, Senior Asset Protection Services, All Rights Reserved.