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Your Wishes, Documented: End-of-Life Planning for Today's Options
Medical Aid-in-Dying (MAID) Laws Are Expanding: What it Means for You
Medical aid-in-dying (MAID) laws are expanding across America, and they are prompting some difficult, but in some cases necessary, conversations among individuals, families, and advisors. While loved ones might have reservations about MAID, read more to learn that your attorney's office is one place where you are free to discuss this deeply personal end-of-life option without judgment and with the necessary legal guidance.
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The Letter of Intent: The Document Your Estate Plan May Be Missing
Intention is one of the core principles of estate planning. Someone who is intentional about their legacy may spend years adjusting and refining their plan to harmonize present and future needs through documents such as a will and a healthcare proxy. Read more to discover that if your plan is missing a letter of intent, consider adding one as soon as possible to clarify your intentions.
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Choosing a Care Facility? Ask AboutTheir End-of-Life Policies First
Laws like medical aid in dying (MAID) reflect changing times and attitudes. If you find yourself caught in the middle and forced to change course, your options may come down to a trade-off between personal preference and facility policy. Read more to learn that coming prepared with the right questions can help you make end-of-life planning decisions that pair your wishes with what is legally supported.
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