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Regardless of your situation, it is always a good idea to have an estate plan in place. Estate plans refer to the various documents which give direction and discretion upon your incapacitation or death. While some estate planning documents are useful and necessary for one individual, it does not necessarily mean that a certain document or provision is beneficial to another individual, in other words, it's not a "one size fits all" approach. Estate planning should be tailored to meet your individual needs. Estate planning documents usually include a Durable Power of Attorney for Medical Decisions (a/k/a Living Wills), Durable Power of Attorney for Finances Will, and Trust. At the Law Office of Elizabeth M. Messing, PLLC we can explain the estate planning process and help determine your individual needs. Call for a free consultation today!