Estate Planning Document Preparation

Estate Planning Document Preparation

"Les"	5/29/2005 3:31:21 PM
2 years ago , while I was a resident of the state of Ohio, I went thru the process of preparing a complete set of documents for Estate Planning, including: Revocable Living Trust Will Durable Power of Attorney Healthcare Directive Now I am a resident of the state of Florida. Since I told my Ohio home and purchased a home in Florida, I have already amended my Revocable Living Trust to include the FL home, titled the home to the Trust, and amended Schedule A listing the various Trust titled items. Is it necessary or advisable to create new or amended other documents above? -- Have a great day, except you spammers To email, remove the obvious .......



"McGyver"	5/30/2005 5:35:20 AM
"Les" <lester123_nospam@att.net> wrote in message news:_66dnUlM_cxQhQffRVn-vQ@adelphia.com... 2 years ago , while I was a resident of the state of Ohio, I went thru the process of preparing a complete set of documents for Estate Planning, including: Revocable Living Trust Will Durable Power of Attorney Healthcare Directive Now I am a resident of the state of Florida. Since I told my Ohio home and purchased a home in Florida, I have already amended my Revocable Living Trust to include the FL home, titled the home to the Trust, and amended Schedule A listing the various Trust titled items. Is it necessary or advisable to create new or amended other documents above? It should not be necessary to amend the will, power of attorney or healthcare directive, but only a Florida attorney can answer that for sure. If amendments are needed, they won't cost much. McGvyer



"Marcie"	5/30/2005 1:42:38 PM
I'm not a lawyer, but should you need to amend or redo your will, healthcare directives etc., check out the website lawdepot.com. located at http://www.lawdepot.com. Not only can you easily download forms you require for estate planning purposes, but it gives easy to understand directions on what should be filled out and why. It doesn't give legal advice but does give suggestions that may save you high legal fees in the long run.



"Les"	6/1/2005 11:43:02 AM
anyone change from one state to another? If so, what did you do in regard to these documents? -- Have a great day, except you spammers To email, remove the obvious ....... "Marcie" <sn_ppy@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:1117485758.560111.175240@o13g2000cwo.googlegroups.com... I'm not a lawyer, but should you need to amend or redo your will, healthcare directives etc., check out the website lawdepot.com. located at http://www.lawdepot.com. Not only can you easily download forms you require for estate planning purposes, but it gives easy to understand directions on what should be filled out and why. It doesn't give legal advice but does give suggestions that may save you high legal fees in the long run.

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