
What Can Power of Attorney Documents Do?
Power of attorney documents are necessary for incapacity planning. Although a trust is functional while the trustmaker is still alive, a last will and testament
Power of attorney documents are necessary for incapacity planning. Although a trust is functional while the trustmaker is still alive, a last will and testament
Estate planning reduces financial frustrations when settling an estate. Perhaps you have heard the phrase, “failing to prepare is preparing to fail.” Although many attribute
Storing a last will and testament safely is a key step in estate planning. Many would argue the ending is more important than the beginning.
A power of attorney is key to incapacity planning. People have varying views of estate planning. Some individuals believe it is so simple they can
Preparing for the future involves getting your affairs in order. People tend to fall into two camps. They either constantly worry about the future or
A letter of instruction supplements legal estate planning documents. Some things are unnecessary but are helpful. For example, TSA pre-check and Global Entry are not
It is easy for single seniors to feel completely alone. Although people benefit from some “alone time,” they also benefit from time with others. Social
Divorcing your spouse should trigger estate planning changes. People do not enter marriage intending to divorce. Instead, they plan as if they will live a
Women often have different needs than men. At the most basic level, their very biology and physiology are different. Women and men are not the
Estate planning is part of life planning. Most people think of death when they consider estate planning. Because people often avoid the unpleasant and uncomfortable,
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Overland Park Estate Planning Attorney Kyle Krull assists clients in Kansas and Missouri with Estate Planning, Wills, Trusts, Revocable Living Trusts, Charitable Planning, Asset Protection and Business Succession Planning in the greater Kansas City area including Overland Park, Leawood, Olathe, Lenexa, Johnson County Kansas and Jackson County Missouri.