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Review and Update Your Legal Documents
February, 2018
Do you know who will handle your financial affairs should you become incapacitated or who will make medical decisions for you should you become unable to make them for yourself? Have you designated who will inherit your assets if the unthinkable happens, and who will be named guardian if you have minor children?
Every adult over 18 years old should have certain legal documents in place to protect their family and their assets if anything should ever happen to them. The specific documents that apply to you will depend on your own circumstances, e.g., single, married, kids, no kids, etc., and may change over time as you experience life changes.
Periodically reviewing and updating your legal documents to make sure you have the applicable documents in place and that they are up to date and accurate is a good practice. Legal Club members receive free online forms and free document review by plan attorneys.
Following are descriptions of some of the most common legal documents to have in place and keep updated:
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Navigation of the Legal Forms catalog is straightforward – simply select a category and the form that meets your needs. A brief description and instructions for completing the form are provided. Once the document is downloaded and completed, it should be stored in a safe location. Forms are available in Word (.doc or .rtf) formats and are available to members online when logged in to this website.
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