People will often execute two different durable powers of attorney: one for health care decision-making, and another for financial decision-making. If you want to, you can name two different agents to act on your behalf for these two different respective purposes.
Topics covered in this report include:
- Incapacity Planning
- Guardianship
- Incapacity Planning
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As the founder and managing partner of the Southampton, Pennsylvania law firm of Flood & Masiuk, LLC, Marianne Flood oversees a practice devoted to providing clients with personalized service and counsel in all aspects of estate planning.
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