There may come a point in life when you – or a loved one –need a trusted family member, friend, or professional to assist with your property and financial affairs and decision-making.  Since that point may come when you are already incapable of managing your property or financial affairs, we advise our estate planning clients to execute a Power of Attorney. This inexpensive mechanism appoints a substitute decision-maker to act in your stead. This post will assist in explaining what a Power of Attorney does… Read more