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When life takes an unexpected turn, estate planning often becomes an urgent priority. In our latest episode of Protecting Your Legacy One Lunch Break at a Time, attorneys James Greenwood and Benjamin Young tackle the critical topic of emergency estate planning—what to do when you need legal documents fast.
What We Cover in This Episode
Last-Minute Wills
Learn why simple wills are often the best solution when time is limited and how they differ from trusts in urgent situations.Powers of Attorney
Understand the importance of naming someone to make medical and financial decisions, and why competency matters more than you think.Guardianship Designations
For parents of minor children, this can be one of the most important decisions you make—especially in non-traditional family situations.Testamentary Capacity Explained
What does it mean to have the legal capacity to create a will? We break down the four key elements you need to know.Why Trusts Are Rarely Practical in Emergencies
Discover why trusts require more time and planning than most urgent scenarios allow.
Key Takeaways
- Plan ahead to avoid stressful, last-minute decisions.
- If you’re in an emergency situation, keep it simple—wills and powers of attorney can often be executed quickly.
- Communicate your wishes clearly to avoid confusion and conflict later.
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Watch the full video here: https://youtu.be/Y6rQYkmhfuA