Elder And Family Law

SAVE when you purchase 10 Marital Deduction Clauses including:
 

- Administrative Provisions (Directions to the Fiduciary) - 3 CLAUSES
- Marital Fractional Share Formula Clauses - 2 CLAUSES
- Pecuniary Credit Shelter for Use in a Will
- Pecuniary Formula Clauses - 2 CLAUSES
- Pecuniary Marital Deduction Formula For Use in a Will
- Pick And Choose Fractional Share Marital Deduction Formula For Use In A Revocable Trust  
 

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SAVE when you purchase both Durable Power Of Attorney Forms:  Durable Power of Attorney ("Springing") (7 Pages) and Durable Power of Attorney (Non "Springing") (11 Pages)

This Form is an Agreement between a nursing home and a prospective resident to allow the resident to move into the nursing home where the resident will receive care. The Agreement requires the resident to assign all of the resident’s property to the nursing home in case it will be needed to provide for such care. The nursing home is given control over, but not absolute ownership of the assets of the resident. 

This Form is a California “springing” power of attorney. “Springing” means it becomes effective upon the declaration by a licensed physician that the person granting the power is incapacitated. The Form is designed for use in California but it is certainly usable in other States as well. Note that it includes a specific power in Article 4.3(b) for the Agent to make gifts.

This Form is an Advance Health Care Directive designed to comply with the requirements of California law. However, it may certainly be adapted for use in other States. Part I of the Form is a power of attorney for health care and appoints a person authorized to act for the signer of this document. Part II of the Form may address specific guidance regarding the nature of the health care which the signer of the document wishes to receive (or not receive).

This is a Form of Cohabitation Agreement to be entered into by parties who are not married and do not presently intend to marry. The persons may be of opposite sex or same sex. Statistics indicate there are literally millions of Americans living with a partner who are not married to that partner. It is suggested that State law be examined to determine if there are any special provisions that need to be addressed with respect to a Cohabitation Agreement.

This Form is a Durable General Power of Attorney that is designed to become effective only in the event of the disability of the person granting the power. The disability must be proven by the certification of a physician that the grantor of the power is, in fact, disabled. Unlike a Power of Attorney that is effective immediately upon execution, this Form requires the physician’s affidavit as a prerequisite to becoming effective.

This Form is a Durable Power of Attorney. It is designed to be effective immediately upon execution, and to remain effective in the event of the signer’s disability or incapacity. This Form does not require any proof of disability of the person signing it.