i have a living will already...how do i make changes in the form of who will take over my financial property?
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Read More Answered By: Jeffrey Cogan |
You should probably hire an attorney because the question shows a mistake. A living will says that you don't want extraordinary procedures to keep you alive. I don't know whether you are talking about a will or a durable power of attorney. Because the fact that you need a document that will only be effective when you are either dead or mentally incapacitated, you should probably hire an attorney so you can be assured that it is done right.
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