Understanding your role and responsibilities as a Power of Attorney (POA) is crucial for making informed decisions on behalf of a loved one. This post provides a comprehensive overview of what being a POA entails, including the legal authority and responsibilities involved. Learn how to navigate this important role effectively to ensure the best outcomes for those you care for.
Even people who have done extensive estate planning often overlook one important fact: digital assets like your social media accounts, online accounts and other digital information may be frozen upon your death making it nearly impossible for your family and other loved ones to access this information after you die.
You may be paying your child's tuition and expenses and covering him or her on your health insurance but in the eyes of the law, your 18-year-old is legally an adult and entitled to the same privacy protection for health care that you are.
