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ONLINE LIVING WILL
OGBORNE LAW ONLINE LIVING WILL SERVICES IN SCOTTSDALE, AZ
An online living will is a legal document stating and protecting your end of life care medical wishes. This document is extremely important to make sure you have on file so If you are facing a terminal condition, in a persistent vegetative state, or in an irreversible coma, your Healthcare Power of Attorney knows what you wishes are for life sustaining treatment. It also ensures that the medical providers that are providing for your care recognize and honor the wishes that you have and the decisions that your Healthcare Power of Attorney makes.
ONLINE ESTATE PLANNING
Online estate planning is a fast and inexpensive option for creating an estate plan. Online estate planning options include creating a last will and testament or a living trust. Estate planning is important for ensuring your wishes are carried out the way you intend after your death. However, many people overlook this critical task and leave it until it is too late.
ONLINE LAST WILL & TESTAMENT
An online last will & testament is a document that states what you want to happen after your death. It’s sometimes referred to as your “last will and testament.” If you die without a will, your estate is distributed to your family following general, pre-established guidelines. This means your estate may be divided in a way you didn’t want. The people you hoped would inherit your estate may not.
REQUEST OUR ESTATE PLANNING GUIDE
Estate planning, in the simplest form, is a process used to designate who should receive your assets and handle your affairs after you die or become incapacitated. Estate planning definition: Estate planning is the act of preparing for the transfer of a person’s wealth and assets after his or her death. Request our estate planning guide here if you want to protect your family.
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ONLINE LIVING WILL FAQ’S
Read our frequently asked questions about our online living will services below. Feel free to contact us today if you have any additional questions we may have not covered.
WHAT IS A LIVING WILL?
A living will is a legal document stating and protecting your end of life care medical wishes. This document is extremely important to make sure you have on file so If you are facing a terminal condition, in a persistent vegetative state, or in an irreversible coma, your Healthcare Power of Attorney knows what you wishes are for life sustaining treatment. It also ensures that the medical providers that are providing for your care recognize and honor the wishes that you have and the decisions that your Healthcare Power of Attorney makes.
WHAT IS AN ONLINE LAST WILL & TESTAMENT?
An online living will is a fast and inexpensive option for creating a will. You simply download the living will form template, fill it out, and then contact Ogborne to begin will preparation.
HOW DO YOU MAKE A LIVING WILL ONLINE?
You can easily make a living online by using our living will forms . Ogborne Law, PLC is a fast and inexpensive option for creating a living will. You simply download the living will form template, fill it out, and then contact Ogborne Law, PLC to begin will preparation.
OGBORNE LAW CAN HELP WITH ESTATE PLANNING IN PHOENIX, ARIZONA
Here at Ogborne Law, we are proud to include estate planning among our services. Your estate planning attorney will work closely with you to draw up all the documents you’ll need to communicate your wishes to the court. We’ll take the time to answer all of your questions and guide you through this important process. If you’re ready to start your consultation with Ogborne Law, visit our Estate Planning Consultation request page.
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