In Utah, the Utah Uniform Power of Attorney Act went into effect in 2016 and applies to all powers of attorney now executed in the state of Utah. Whether you’re executing a limited power of attorney so that someone can help you with an out-of-town transaction, a medical power of attorney as you face end-of-life…
A major driver that sends people into an attorney’s office to plan their estate is the desire to ensure the ones they loved are cared for after they’re gone. This is especially true for parents and family members of people who have special needs, either physical or intellectual disabilities that mean they’ll need extra care…
When you’re putting together an estate plan, one detail you’ll have to consider is who will be responsible for executing your wishes after your death. This person has a number of responsibilities that they must handle and decisions to make, even if they have professional assistance. Who Can be a Personal Representative Many people choose…