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To schedule a consultation with one of our Estate Planning or Elder Law attorneys, call 1-888-Law4Life, or visit www.tullylegal.com. In the event a family member becomes unable to make personal and financial decisions due to incapacity, and he or she has not executed a durable power of attorney, we can commence a guardianship proceeding. These proceedings are brought under Article 81 of the Mental Hygiene Law, and may be either contested or uncontested, with the goal of having a trusted family member, advisor or friend appointed as guardian for the incapacitated individual. A guardianship can be created for a person, his or her estate, or both. Guardianship of a person requires the guardian to make important decisions surrounding the care and support of an elderly or incapacitated individual, who may not be able to make decisions on their own. In this situation, the guardian may be required to consent and monitor medical treatment, make arrangements for professional services, monitor living conditions, and make end-of-life decisions for the individual. The guardian is also expected to make decisions regarding physical and financial needs. The guardianship will continue until the person passes away or the court rules that a guardianship is no longer necessary. Guardianship of an estate is established when an individual can no longer take responsibility of his or her personal property. The guardian is required to assume responsibility for the individual’s real and personal …

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For a consultation with one of our Albany NY Estate Planning / Administration / Living Will Attorneys, call 1-888-Law4Life, or visit www.tullylegal.com. Estate settlement is simply the process whereby the estate of a person who has passed away (decedent) is handled according to the applicable laws and facts. When a decedent passes away with a will, the will is usually probated in the New York State Surrogate’s Court. After expenses, taxes and debts are paid, the remaining assets are distributed according to the terms of the will. When a decedent passes away without a will, he or she is said to be “intestate”. After expenses, taxes and debts are paid, the remaining assets are distributed according to the “intestacy laws” or “laws of descent and distribution” in New York State. The estate settlement process is much broader than just probating a will or distributing assets pursuant to the intestacy laws of the State. It can be very complicated with numerous legal issues and filing requirements. An experienced estate settlement attorney should be consulted to help guild the person who will be handling the settlement of the estate.

For a consultation with one of our estate planning lawyers, call 1-888-Law4Life, or visit www.tullylegal.com. A will is a legal document in which a person states what will happen to his or her property and assets after his or her death. Wills can also designate guardians for the care of minor children. You don’t have to be wealthy to have the need for a will. Regardless of how much or how little you have, a will ensures that your property and assets will go to the parties you designate, otherwise the legislature has made the decisions for you. This could result in your property being given to unintended heirs and would exclude friends, unmarried partners, charities and distant relatives. With the help of an attorney, every competent person over the age of eighteen should have, at the very least, a basic will. Our lawyers can help you draft a valid and complete will to make sure the futures of your loved ones will be secure. We have years of experience planning and drafting wills all over New York State, including Albany, Troy, Schenectady, Latham, Colonie, Cohoes, Saratoga, the rest of the Capital Region and beyond. We will take a personal approach in handling your matter, providing reasonably priced and compassionate service to individuals making what are sometimes confusing and difficult decisions. Because the laws that govern wills are complex, it is in your best interest to have an experienced lawyer prepare your Will. Having your legal documents prepared by a …

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www.EstatePlanningDr.com Living Will and Estate Planning Attorney Mesa, AZ (480) 447-2447 I’m Clint Smith. I’m an estate planning attorney in Mesa, AZ. I want to talk about a trendy thing called a Living Will. Kind of a funny name because you think of a will, a will only applies when you die. But a living will is one that says I am still alive. I may be on life support and I need someone to make decisions on when to pull the plug. Essentially, that’s what a living will is. You express your preference and your desire to your agent and to your doctors, and your hospital that says don’t keep me on life support. There are some standard provisions that we put into every living will. So that is what a living will is. It’s not to pass on any assets. It’s not to make any other major decisions in your life. It just expresses your intention that you don’t want to be kept on life support when there really isn’t a chance that you are going to come out of it. So that’s what it allows. If you don’t have that, as we have seen in the news, of people who are kept alive for a long time and everyone knows that was against their wishes, but they didn’t write it down in a living will. Call me at 480-447-2447. Clint W. Smith, PC Estate Planning Dr. 1423 S. Higley Rd. #120 Mesa, AZ 85203 (480) 447-2447

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