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Ancillary Documents
UTF can prepare ancillary documents for clients seeking to keep their interests secure. Ancillary documents are vital to a properly planned estate. The following are examples of ancillary documents with which the firm can assist clients:
- General power of attorney
- Medical power of attorney
- Living will
- Guardianship for children
The drafting of ancillary documents can be an integral part of sound estate planning. If documents are not properly drafted issues of enforcement of these documents may arise.
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