Powers Of Attorney

No one knows when an accident or illness may result in them being incapacitated. Incapacitation can be temporary, such as if you’re unconscious during surgery or you were placed into a medically induced coma after a crash. It can also be more permanent, such as if you...

As an adult, you get to make decisions for yourself, which children do not always get to do. You can choose which doctor or hospital you go to, what medication or operation you will accept and more. Yet, a severe illness or injury could leave you unable to either make...

Many people haven’t ever thought about what would happen if they become incapacitated, but this is something that deserves consideration. If you’re incapacitated, you’ll need someone who can pay your bills for you. You may also need someone to make health care...

A power of attorney steps in to make decisions for you in the event you become incapacitated and unable to make sound decisions for yourself. Choosing the right power of attorney is not always easy. Here are a few qualities to look for in making this important...

If you want to use a power of attorney as part of your estate plan, there are two different types you can consider. The first is medical and the second is financial. Be sure you know how both work.  A medical power of attorney Making medical decisions is important,...

While managing the financial affairs of someone who is no longer capable of making the necessary decisions can be a stressful task, it might be less intimidating with proper planning. Individuals who prepare for the unexpected outcomes of life with estate planning...

Individuals in Nevada and across the nation may encounter a variety of topics to address and decisions to make while attempting to create a strategy for the future. While planning for the unknown, individuals may come across the option to designate another party to...

A medical emergency can occur at any given moment and in some cases, a person's condition may render him or her incapable of making the necessary decisions. Those who wish to prepare for the unimaginable may find that having a health care power of attorney in place...

A person in Nevada who is creating an estate plan may want to include a power of attorney that gives someone the ability to take over financial transactions and decision-making if the person becomes incapacitated. Most people who have power of attorney understand that...

Some people in Nevada may think they do not need an estate plan because they are too young or have few assets, but adults of every age could benefit from having one. Over the years, needs vary, and people may need to revise the documents.A person who is still in...