Your Most Common Questions About Living Wills Answered

What is a living will and when will I need one? It’s a question we’re often asked, here at Rubin, Glickman, Steinberg & Gifford P.C. A living will is a legally binding document that outlines your personal wishes for end-of-life medical treatment. Simply put, a living will helps ensure that your wishes are upheld if […]

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Wills and Powers of Attorney

By Jay C. Glickman, Esquire People frequently confuse Wills and Powers of Attorney. Very simply, a Will is the document that takes effect when someone dies. It names an Executor. A business and financial Power of Attorney is the document that appoints and authorizes your Agent to take care of business and financial matters for […]

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Top Three Reasons to Write a Will Now

It’s often stated that there are only two certainties in life – death and taxes. While death is inevitable for all of us, most of us shy away from thinking about this gloomy topic. As a result, the majority of us will pass on before making any type of preparations for our families. If you’re […]

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Who Should Have a Will and Why?

By: Jay C. Glickman, Esquire Any person who is over 18 years of age and either has children or any type of property should have a Will. The word “property” refers to either personal property, which may include bank accounts and/or brokerage accounts, or real estate. A Will gives you an opportunity to name an […]

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