What Should an Estate Plan Include?
“The Huffington Post’s recent article entitled ‘A Guide To Estate Planning During The Coronavirus Pandemic’ says that almost everyone should have an estate plan—even if there’s no major health threat.” If your clients don’t have one, right now is a great time to put it together, posted by Law Office of Janet L. Brewer’s blog.
“In the COVID-19 pandemic, the two most critical documents to have are medical and financial powers of attorney.” You should name someone to do the banking or make medical decisions, if they are quarantined in their home, admitted to the hospital, or become incapacitated. When these are in place, the next step is to create a comprehensive estate plan. This article lists the required documents.
