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Other Link: http://www.dboucherlaw.com
Categories: Attorneys, Business Law Attorneys, Corporation & Partnership Law Attorneys, Divorce Attorneys, Estate Planning, Probate, & Living Trusts, Family Law Attorneys, General Practice Attorneys, Personal Injury Law Attorneys, Trust Companies, Wills, Trusts & Estate Planning Attorneys

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Phone: (916) 780-7555

Address: 2140 Professional Dr Ste 250, Roseville, CA 95661

Website: http://www.dboucherlaw.com

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Personal Injury
A large increase in wealth due to a personal injury settlement makes it even more critical to plan for the distribution of your money and property if you were to unexpectedly pass away. Upon your death, you will want to ensure that any accounts or property you own, including your injury settlement, is distributed according to your wishes. A will allows you to name a person that will control your accounts and property at your death and distribute it to the people or organizations that are important to you.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Estate planning is not just about what happens when you die. Proper estate planning takes into consideration all aspects of your life and how to protect your accounts and property so that you can receive the maximum use and enjoyment during your life as well as protect whatever you choose...
Wills
Who Wants to Talk About Death? Discussions of death, dying, and illness – money and family – will and trusts – make many folks uncomfortable. Of course, that is normal. But, do not let a few minutes of feeling uncomfortable stop you from taking care of yourself and your loved ones.
Trusts
If you are married or have a minor child, a living trust can direct a trustee to use your accounts and property for the benefit of your spouse or child, while protecting those assets from loss by lawsuit, divorce, or other financial difficulties that your spouse or child may experience after you are gone. A trust can also protect property until children reach an age when they are better able to manage the money that they will eventually inherit. Unlike a will, which usually requires a lengthy and sometimes expensive probate proceeding, a properly established living trust can help your loved ones avoid the probate process at your death.
Power of Attorney
Finally, you should also make sure that you appoint a health care agent in an advance health care directive or health care power of attorney. These documents give your agent the authority to make important medical decisions or communicate your wishes regarding your medical care on your behalf if you cannot.
Probate

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