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• 75% of Practice Devoted to Litigation

• Pennsylvania, 1972 U.S. Supreme Court, 1972

• University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Law, Kansas City, Missouri

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on assignment, overseas, in the field, or in a combat zone then he typically gave a power of attorney to his wife letting her handle all of his affairs while he was gone.. . The power of attorney needs the following:. . I __name of person transferring their rights_ do grant a power of attorney to __name of the person who receives the transferred right__ so that they can handle all of my affairs.. . Signature of person transferring their rights followed by the date signed.. . It is wise to get the document notarized and copies made. The kind of power of attorney I described above gives someone else ALL of their rights. A limited power of attorney is better, as is a specific power of attorney.. . I __name of person transferring their rights__ do grant __name of person receiving those rights__ a power of attorney to handle __specify the exact rights given__ until such time as I cancel the power of attorney or after __a limited amount of time__ (Normally 6 months).. . Signature of a person transferring their rights followed by the date signed.. . These two power of attorneys are just as valid as any written by a lawyer, a legal clerk, a legal student, your mother or your friend next door. You need a lawyer if the language is going to be complex, so he can eliminate any loopholes. For example if I wanted to let a person sell my car, but I didn?t want them to keep my money, and I didn?t want them to sell it for less than a certain price. I could write my own power of attorney limited these rights, but I might leave in a loophole where the person could sell it for scrap or to a friend for less than what I wanted paid. The more complex the power of attorney the more chances of having a loophole sneak in. But, a simple one like the examples I gave above are very hard to bend or break.. . The same is true with a will. I had a lawyer draw up my will and then named some people to control my estate. I wanted to divide up the estate and suggest who should get what. He told me that I was trying to control people from the grave. I probably said that because he wanted to finish the will quickly, but I realized that with time circumstances change as well as what I might want done. Rather than writing up a new will every time I just named a person as the executor of my estate and gave them full powers to handle it. That was a simple document and perfectly valid

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I used to do this for a living and because of that, I know enough not to answer your question. You need to find an attorney and a CPA. Any attorney can write a will, they actually use standardized forms. Unless you have a special request, there are probably only a handful of will forms in use in any state.. . You do sound like you are largely a "generic" case of a special problem. The reason for a CPA is that it is uncommon for an attorney to have sufficient relevant knowledge of the tax code to make the best decisions, unless they are a tax attorney instead of a probate law attorney. The reason for the attorney rather than a financial planner is that they usually don't have a vested interest in your death. Further, each state has specific unique laws that sometimes are not useful in "standard form wills." My own state has a unique provision that money left to an estate in a life insurance policy is unattachable by creditors as if the policy had been payable to the beneficiaries directly. That won't show up in a standard will. You need an attorney to be aware of that.. . I would start with an experienced CPA, particularly one with additional certifications. Do not use a tax preparer.. . As to how much, it really shouldn't be much for either. Unless you have unusual assets, or the current fluctuations in the estate tax code impact you in an unusual way, it should be one of the least expensive types of transactions possible.. . One thing to think about if the person receiving the assets is not skilled to manage them or probate the estate, consider hiring a Trust Company to manage the estate for the benefit. In my area of the country I would recommend WesBanco. They do a better job than most trust companies. I don't know what is available in California.

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