By Bankier, Arlen & Snelling | Published December 17, 2020 | Posted in COVID-19, Estate Planning | Tagged Tags: COVID-19, health care surrogate, power of attorney, remote notarization | Comments Off on Estate Planning in the Time of COVID-19
Estate Planning in the Time of COVID-19
The coronavirus pandemic has upended every area of life, including planning for one’s death or disability. Whether you have an estate plan or need to create one for the first time, this crisis is a valuable reminder about the importance of estate planning. Fortunately, the pandemic doesn’t have to stop you from making or revising Read More
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What are the Different Types of Power of Attorney in Florida?
There may eventually be situations, such as your own incapacity or some other circumstance, in which you would like a trusted person to have the ability to make decisions or take actions on your behalf. A Florida power of attorney allows you to create this arrangement by designating someone as your agent for general or Read More
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