Empower Your Decisions with General Durable Powers of Attorney

There are many situations that may arise that could prevent you from completing a variety of legal transactions, such as purchasing a home or managing your investments. For example, if you become so ill that you cannot be present to sign off on real estate documents, this could lead to additional stress for you, your family, and your business.

In order to prevent such obstacles from arising, it is helpful to meet with an experienced estate planning attorney who can walk you through the process of establishing a general durable powers of attorney. By appointing a trusted individual of your choosing to serve in this capacity, you can rest assured that, should you become incapacitated for any reason, important legal, financial, and business transactions can still be conducted on your behalf.

Safeguarding Your Best Interests

While there are different types of powers of attorney, a general durable powers of attorney allows the trusted individual that you nominate to carry out important legal transactions on your behalf, even after you become mentally incompetent. It can be unpleasant to picture a time when you may suffer from a serious illness or succumb to a tragic accident that renders you unconscious, but putting legal protections in place well ahead of time ensures that you are prepared for any number of possibilities. Once you create a general durable powers of attorney and nominate someone you trust to execute important legal, financial, or business transactions on your behalf, you can rest easier with the knowledge that, even if you are no longer able to make decisions on your own, your best interests and the future of your family and/or your business is in capable hands.

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At Legacy Law Group, we are committed to ensuring that each of our clients receives individual attention so that their unique needs will be addressed. When it comes to estate planning, we believe in giving you the best tools to ensure that you and your loved ones are sufficiently supported, no matter what the future holds. If you would like to learn more about how establishing a general durable powers of attorney can help to protect your legacy, give us a call to arrange a complimentary consultation with us today.