Estate planning·Trusts

Do I need a power of attorney?

Yes, a durable power of attorney is one of the most important documents you can have. If you become ill or incapacitated without one, your family may have to go to court to get authority to manage your finances, which is slow and costly. With one in place, someone you trust can step in immediately to pay bills and handle your affairs. It's inexpensive and worth setting up regardless of your age.

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