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In the unfortunate event of a death, my duty to distribute and settle the estate in accordance to the terms of the deceased person's will in a manner which is in the best interest of the estate and interested persons, including creditors. This may involve taking control of property, paying bills and taxes and making sure assets are distributed to the beneficiaries of the estate.

If for any reason you feel as though you are not able to make certain decisions on your own, through a written agreement a durable POA can help relieve those stresses. You have the power to decide which decisions you need a durable POA to handle. The main difference in a regular POA and a durable POA is that the durable POA stay in effect after incapacitation. This can relieve any stress  and conflict among family by having a durable POA make major final medical and financial decisions.

My main goal and objective is to be a protector & advocate for my client. I am cautious and I educate myself on each individual's specific needs. I organize a plan where allocations are best served  making priorities & necessities for safety and health first & foremost, while leaving room for unexpected changes or emergencies.

When a person becomes incapacitated, he or she either unable or needs assistance managing medical care & making medical decisions. The need for a surrogate to act on behalf of a person can stem from a  mental or physical disability to make decisions in their own best interest.

The main responsibility of being a trustee is to take special care and manage another person's important belongings, money and property in a way which is in the best interest of the owner of these things. In estate planning, these assets are called a trust.