Who's Really In Charge When You Can't Be?
Estate planning isn't only about what happens when you die.For many families, the more immediate risk is:What happens if you're still alive—but you can't manage your own affairs?A stroke. An accident. Dementia. A serious illness. Even temporary incapacity.Today we're going to walk listeners through who steps in, what authority they have, and which estate planning documents actually give them that authority.
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