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I was really sad that I even had to hire an attorney to deal with parts of my family when my dad died but she really helped me get through the process and was SO knowledgeable on everything that was going on.
Durable Power of Attorney
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“Ryan and team were very professional and empathetic regarding probating my sister’s estate.”
“Ryan and team were very professional and empathetic regarding probating my sister’s estate.”
They were caring and kind all the way through the process. I highly recommend them to anyone entitled to claim leftover funds from foreclosure or who need to probate an estate for a loved one. Here is a picture of myself and my lovely sister, Karen!
- Shirley H.
“After my Mom passed away and her house was foreclosed on, Ryan of Conscious Dealz helped me get the excess funds from the foreclosure.”
“After my Mom passed away and her house was foreclosed on, Ryan of Conscious Dealz helped me get the excess funds from the foreclosure.”
He told me the amount I would receive at the beginning of the process. He also told me that I would never have to step inside of a court room, which I didn’t want to due to the complex challenges of probate court. Ryan and his team worked very hard for me.
- AJ J.
“Stacy and her team were fantastic.”
“Stacy and her team were fantastic.”
Stacy and her team were fantastic. We had heard horror stories of the probate process but our experience was fast and flawless with Stacy. The loss of our loved one was very unexpected and the estate was complicated. Considering the circumstances I can honestly say it couldn’t have gone any better. I have already recommended Stacy to others and will continue to.
- Thomas M.
“Thank you, Stacy, I truly appreciate you.”
“Thank you, Stacy, I truly appreciate you.”
She researched my problem, consulted another expert just for a second opinion, and responded to me with the answers I needed. She is a SUPER PERSON.
- Kathie
“She was responsive and found the right resources for us.”
“She was responsive and found the right resources for us.”
She helped my family navigate a unique probate and trust process right at the end of the year.
- Previous Client
“She is aggressive in court room while remaining respectful and compassionate to other lawyers and her clients.”
“She is aggressive in court room while remaining respectful and compassionate to other lawyers and her clients.”
Stacy is one of the finest and technically proficient lawyers I have ever met.
- Jennifer
“Whenever I had a question or concern, all I had to do was call or email Stacy.”
“Whenever I had a question or concern, all I had to do was call or email Stacy.”
Stacy is very professional and was able to settle my family dispute.
- Susan
Durable Power of Attorney
What Is a Durable Power of Attorney?
A durable power of attorney is a legal document that gives another person the authority to make financial and legal decisions on your behalf in the event that you are unable to do so. This document is also called a “durable” power of attorney because it remains in effect even if you become incapacitated.
It is different from a general power of attorney. A general POA gives someone the ability to make financial and legal decisions on your behalf while you are still able to do so. If you become incapacitated, a general power of attorney is no longer valid.
It is important to note that a durable power of attorney must be signed by the person granting the power as well as the person who is being given the power in order for the document to be valid.
Responsibilities of a Durable POA
The person who is granted the power of attorney has a lot of responsibility. He or she must make sure that all of the person’s financial and legal affairs are taken care of properly. If the person who is being given the power does not fulfill his or her duties properly, he or she may be held legally liable for any mistakes that are made.
When Should You Create a Durable Power of Attorney?
Creating a Durable Power of Attorney is wise when you’re of sound mind and want to ensure someone you trust can manage your affairs if you become incapacitated. Start planning today for peace of mind.
Benefits of a Durable POA
A durable power of attorney can be very useful in many situations. For example, if you become incapacitated, it is important that someone is able to make financial and legal decisions on your behalf. This can be especially important if you have minor children. If you are unable to make decisions for yourself, you will not be able to make decisions for your children either. It is important that someone is able to make decisions for you in this situation.
Travel
If you are going to be traveling for an extended period of time. If you are going to be out of the country for an extended period of time, it may be difficult for you to take care of your financial and legal affairs. If you have someone who is able to make decisions for you in this situation, you can be sure that your affairs are being taken care of properly.
Nursing Home
A durable power of attorney can also be useful if you are going to be entering a nursing home. If you are going to be entering a nursing home, it is important that someone is able to make decisions for you in this situation. If you have a durable power of attorney in place, someone will be able to make decisions for you in this situation.
It can be useful if you are going to be traveling for an extended period of time and you are going to be entering a nursing home. In both of these situations, it is important that someone is able to make decisions for you in these situations. A durable power of attorney can be very useful in many situations.
How to Draft a Durable Power of Attorney
In order for a durable power of attorney to be valid, it must be drafted in a specific way. It is important that the document is drafted carefully in order for it to be valid. If the document is not drafted carefully, it will not be valid.
Our Houston and Fort Worth durable POA lawyers will ensure that the document is clear and that it contains all the necessary information. Our POA lawyers will also make sure that the document is properly signed and notarized. If the document is not clear or if it is missing information, it will not be valid.
We do our due diligence to become aware of the specific details of the situation including all of the different financial and legal issues that the person who is being given the power may need to address and any specific instructions that the person who is being given the power may need to follow.
Create your Durable Power of Attorney in Houston & Fort Worth
Secure your future with a Durable Power of Attorney from Keith Morris & Stacy Kelly, Attorneys at Law. Based in Houston & Fort Worth, we empower you to choose a trusted representative to manage your affairs if you’re unable to. Don’t wait for uncertainty – take control today and safeguard your interests. Contact us for expert guidance and ensure your wishes are honored, no matter the circumstances. Your peace of mind is our priority.
Contact our Durable POA lawyers (844) 878-0700 in Houston and (817) 532-6797 in Fort Worth to book a consultation about your probate case.
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