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Safe Deposit Box
In some states, access to safe deposit boxes is restricted after your death except by an attorney of record.
Consider having your executor(s) designated as a signer on your safe deposit box. Your executor(s)
should have a key and know the location of the box. Confirm with the bank that the box would not be temporarily
sealed by the bank or tax authorities following your death. If access is restricted, consider keeping the
original documents in a fireproof safe at home.
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Will
A will specifies who gets testamentary property when you die. Generally, it is used to name a guardian for
your minor children and to name executors for your estate. The executors will handle your affairs when the
time comes to probate the will. Be sure to notify your survivors and executor where your will is located.
Date Executed ______________________
Sometimes referred to as a directive to physicians, a living will outlines medical procedures you want taken
if you become too ill to state your wishes. Each state has its own regulations and forms for living wills.
You may obtain the proper form from an attorney or through some state medical associations. Include the
names of those who have copies of your living will and directive to physicians.
Date Executed __________________________
Location _____________________________
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Power Of Attorney
A power of attorney (POA) is written authorization for someone to act on your behalf for whatever purpose
you designate. However, if it is not a durable power of attorney, it expires if you become mentally disabled
(for example, if you become incapacitated) or upon your death. Include name(s) of the agent(s) you appoint.
Date Executed __________________________
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Durable Power Of Attorney
A durable power of attorney continues to operate if you become unable to manage your own personal and
financial plans. Include the name(s) of the agent(s) you appoint.
Date Executed __________________________
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Springing Power Of Attorney
A springing power of attorney can be written to spring into effect only when a specific event occurs such
as if you become incapacitated. Include the name(s) of the agent(s) you appoint.
Date Executed __________________________
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Trusts
A trust is a legal entity that holds property designated by you, the grantor, for the benefit of you or your beneficiaries.
The trust agreement names a trustee to manage the specified property according to your instructions.
There are many different kinds of trusts, depending on the type of beneficiary, purpose of the trust,
assets in the trust, how much power the trustee and beneficiaries have over the use of the trust’s assets and
how much control the grantor has over the trust. Include the following information for each trust.
Date Executed __________________________
Location _____________________________
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Name Of Grantor(s) |
Name Of Trustee(s) |
Trustee(s) Address |
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Updated Thursday, October 18, 2007
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