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💼 Plan Ahead with a Durable Power of Attorney!

Life happens, and it’s important to be prepared. Assign someone you trust to manage your financial matters if you’re ever unable to do so. It’s a simple step that can save your loved ones a lot of stress.

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Estate Lawyer in Richmond Virginia

PJI Law, PLC

4108 E Parham Rd, Richmond, VA 23228 804-653-3450 Learn More

Established in Northern Virginia for the purpose of providing efficient, high-quality guardianship and power of attorney services to every client, PJI Law guides its clients through legal issues while maintaining the highest professional standards and a stubborn commitment to personal attention.

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PJI Law, PLC

PJI Law, PLC 201 North Union Street #110 Alexandria, VA 22314 703-234-2634 https://www.pjilaw.com/

Established in Northern Virginia for the purpose of providing efficient, high-quality guardianship and power of attorney services to every client, PJI Law guides its clients through legal issues while maintaining the highest professional standards and a stubborn commitment to personal attention.

Whether we are representing an individual, a family, or a business, we place our clients’ interests above all else. This includes the innovative use of technology to efficiently achieve results while reducing wasteful client costs, and a dedication to regular communication that ensures a continuous connection between attorney and client.

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At a minimum, the following documents should be included as part of every person’s estate planning strategy: ✅ Last Will and Testament ✅ Medical Power of Attorney ✅ Guardianship Designation ✅ Physicians Directive (Living Will) ✅ Durable Power of Attorney At the Villegas Law Firm, we are committed to client satisfaction and are prepared to go the extra mile to earn your business and your trust. For more information about our Last Will & Testament services or to schedule a phone or virtual consultation, call us today at (915) 412-6800 📲

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Tuesday night mood.....thinking about what info I shared today! Well here is something important! If you have a child that is over 18, due to HIPAA, if your babe gets hurt or hospitalized the hospital will not share any info with you unless you have a HEALTHCARE PROXY and A DURABLE POWER OF ATTORNEY. Remember they are Legally an adult! So before your child goes off to school have these documents drawn up!! Sit with your attorney (LEGALSHIELD)and Estate planner/advisor. The Healthcare proxy/declaration allows YOU to be their helathcare agent!! As Parents we must know how to help our Babes no matter what age they are!! Hugs!@FinancialMommy @PuckBillions #WhereisYourToDoList #WhereisYourLIFEINSURANCE #HealthcareProxy #DurablePowerofAttorney #FamilyFirst #ShareLove Www.FinancialMommies.com

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Living Will vs. Durable Healthcare Power of Attorney

Both are created as preparation for medical decisions that may have to be made when you are incapacitated, but do you need them both? Read on for how they are similar and different, and why you should have both in your ICEbox.

How They are the Same

With both documents you are entrusting someone to make healthcare decisions for you during a time when you are incapable of making them for yourself. For preservation of your wishes and for your own peace of mind, it is important you trust the person you select to make these decisions about your healthcare when the time comes.

How They Differ

A living will pertains to your deathbed wishes. This is where you express whether you want life-prolonging measures to be taken; for example if you need resuscitating or if you are declared brain dead.

A durable healthcare power of attorney covers all healthcare decisions when you are incapable of making them yourself.

ICEbox is all about being organized and prepared for when life happens. To make your estate plan as comprehensive as possible, set aside time to create both a living will and a durable healthcare power of attorney. Already have one? Review it to make sure it still aligns with your wishes.

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A durable power of attorney ensures your financial and legal matters are handled according to your wishes, even if you become incapacitated. It's a key component of a comprehensive estate plan.

Want to learn more? Contact us for guidance and ensure your estate plan is complete and effective.

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Curious about a Durable Power of Attorney (DPOA) and why it's important? 🤔

It's a legal way to let someone you trust make decisions for you if you can't. It's all about ensuring your wishes are followed and your assets are protected.

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Medical emergencies can be overwhelming, especially if your child is a young adult.

As parents, we are accustomed to managing our children's legal and medical affairs as circumstances require. If our child needs urgent medical attention while away from us, a simple phone call authorizing care can do the trick.

But the day our child turns 18, he or she becomes an adult and has the legal rights of an adult. So what happens when they become adults and need urgent medical attention far from home?

It's important to know your rights and legal options when it comes to their medical care.

Check out my latest article and find out your rights as the parent of a young adult — what you need to know when a medical crisis hits. https://bit.ly/youngadultparentsrights . . . #youngadultparents #parentsrights #youngadult #medicalcrisis #medicaltips #HIPAA #medicalpowerofattorney #Durablepowerofattorney #estateplanning #estateplanningattorney #sudburymoms #sudburydads #sudburylaw #sudburylawyer #sudburylawfirm #20westlegal

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If you are a single parent, your life is probably already too busy. You are likely being pulled between work, school activities, home, and the usual emergencies that single parents face.

Having an estate plan that covers your children's care in the event of a serious accident, illness, or death will give you peace of mind knowing everything and everyone you love is taken care of.

Here are the must-haves that can protect your children if something were to ever happen to you. https://bit.ly/epforsingleparents

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Ask Me Anything "EPISODE 15": Adding Child to Bank Account | Erica Endyke

Question: Should I add my child to my bank account?

Answer: (0:04) When you add a child to an asset like a bank account, they become a joint owner, so yeah, they can access your assets. If they have to manage your affairs, maybe because you can't pay medical bills, pay regular bills, but there are many downsides. 

(0:18) First, they can make withdrawals without your consent because they are your co-owner. Also, the money becomes subject to their own creditors, so if they're going through a divorce, your assets could end up in the hands of your ex-son or daughter-in-law.

(0:34) But there are even more drawbacks because if they're applying for financial aid on behalf of an outbound college student, those assets are going to be included. And also, if you wanted to apply for mass health or Medicaid, having that child as a joint owner could block you from eligibility.

Removing a joint owner from an account is really difficult, especially if you're to become incapacitated.

(0:59) So one way we address these concerns is not to add the child to the bank account but instead for you to execute a durable power of attorney naming them as your agent. You authorize them to access the account when they need to, which means that you remain the account owner, and they can then step into your shoes if you're becoming incapacitated to pay your bills but that only works in the short term; what about the long term?

That's why it's a good idea to speak with an estate planning attorney to map up your options for when you are to pass, who's going to manage those assets, how they will get managed, and how they will get distributed.

If you have any questions, message me below!