Living Wills
Get the medical treatment you want or designate the right person to make any necessary decisions for you if you're ever incapacitated. Learn more about these important estate planning documents, and decide if one is right for you.
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What Is a Contingent Beneficiary?
In the event that your primary beneficiary is unavailable or unable to receive an asset, you'll want to have designated a contingent beneficiary. Learn more here.
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The Facts About Advance Directives
Advance directives are documents that detail your wishes for your care if you're incapacitated or terminally ill and need someone to make medical decisions for you.
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The DNR Form: What Is the Role of a Do-Not-Resuscitate Form?
Find out what a do not resuscitate order is and decide if you need one.
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Living Will vs. Advance Directive: Which Is Best for Your Estate?
Wondering about the differences between a living will and an advance directive? Read more to learn which to use in your estate plan.
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How You Can Use the Coronavirus and Low Interest Rates to Benefit Your Estate Plan
Low interest rates can help when it comes to estate planning strategies. Now may just be the time to refinance, invest, or take advantage of tax savings.
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How to Create a Living Will in 3 Simple Steps
There are no complex instructions to follow and nothing to download or print
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Do I Need a Living Will?
A living will is an important document every adult should complete with thoughtfulness and care. Doing so protects not only you but your family as well.
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What Is a Living Will?
A living will details your medical treatment wishes if you’re incapacitated. Learn the benefits and why you should encourage loved ones to create one.
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Types of Healthcare Directives
Planning ahead with an advance healthcare directive can make difficult healthcare decisions less stressful.
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Before Surgery: Essential Estate Planning Tips
If you're going in for surgery, it's a good idea to have some legal documents in place first.
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