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Ask Yourself 

These Questions Regarding
"Cohabitation Complexities"

I have executed a durable power of attorney for health care decisions that legally appoints my cohabitating partner to be my health care agent in the event I am incapacitated due to an injury or an illness.
Yes.
No.

I have created a living will or health care directive to provide clear and convincing proof regarding my end-of-life treatment wishes.
Yes.
No.

I have executed a durable power of attorney for financial decisions that legally appoints my cohabitating partner to manage my financial affairs in the event I am incapacitated due to an injury or an illness.
Yes.
No.

I have created my last will and testament and/or my revocable living trust to provide for the distribution of my assets to (or for the benefit of) my cohabitating partner upon my death, so they will not be disinherited according to state law.
Yes.
No.

If you are not satisfied with any of your answers, it may be time to schedule an appointment with your attorney to review your legal planning. If you would like to meet with us, please call the office at (501) 687-9000 to schedule an appointment.