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I am married with one daughter, and one step son, in the state of Illinois. Me and my wife want to make sure in the case that one or both of us die that our wishes are carried on, and I am not sure what legal forms I need to get this completed. Does anyone have a suggestions on what I need to setup, living will, or a trust?. . For example if both me and my wife die we would like our daughter to go to my wife's brother. Also we would like our assets divided as 50% of the household money going to my biological daughter and my wife's 50% divided between our daughter and her son. Any suggestions on what forms I need and what website I could go to, to get this established?.

The doctors in universal healthcare system actually generally care more for their patients beacuse being a doctor is not the typical high-pay job. So they do it because they want to, not because of the money. I am a bio college student right now in US and I could see many pre-med students (disclaimer: not all, although I have no way to proove) want to become doctors because of the prestigue and the pay

If you do this and end up really needing someone (a kidney, rough times, justice) she wont be there. Don't count on any inheritance.. . 1. Don't put her information down on your FAFSA. The term you use is "estranged" which means you do not keep in touch and have no idea where the other person is or how to contact them.. . 2. You have the option to release or withhold information about your healthcare from your family. In all medical forms make sure the Emergency Contact is someone else and make sure they wont contact her even if you're dying.. . 3. In bookstores and online you can get a Durable Power of Attorney to keep her from accessing any of your property after an injury or death. You should grant that power to someone who is extremely close to you and of the highest moral character.. . 4. Also get a medical Power of Attorney for Healthcare so she will have no say in your medical care. Whether it's a Do Not Resuscitate order in an advanced directive or the decision to perform risky surgery to save your life after an injury or illness, again, you want someone trustworthy.. . 5. To ensure that a hospital not contact her about you if you're dying be sure to tell them that she is deceased. Tell new people in your life that also. When you get married tell your husband the truth.. . 6. Don't call, don't write, don't email. Don't give her your number or address and don't tell anyone else in the family who might possibly tell her anything.. . 7. Have a will. Decide now how you want your remains taken care of, who you want to have custody or guardianship of any future children, and what you want done with your belongings. Give specific logical reasons why your mother should be excluded because a judge may use it one day to make a decision on your behalf when you are not there. She could challenge your will for any reason.. . It's important to always consider the future. You could win the lottery next week, have an accident next year, or get pregnant in a few months and forget all about this crucial paperwork.

How do they come up with names for hurricanes?

I see the problem, I HATED those kinds of essays! Just wait until you have comp class in college >.<. . Anyway, the format that I always used for these horrid things was. (paragraph 1) . sentence 1. My name, grade, random stuff. sentences 2. 3. 4. Tell what you're going to write about yourself like maybe, if you love art you could say "I have an avid interest in visual/graphic/musical arts." Just state what you're going to be talking about, do the middle three sentences of your first paragraph like that. Then close it with one more sentence about how you are writing about yourself. . (paragraph 2, 3, 4) start taking your middle three sentences from your 1st paragraph IN ORDER and expanding on them. Like WHY you love art, what you've done with your talents, stuff like that.

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