ESSENTIAL ESTATE PLANNING DOCUMENTS

May 20, 2013
Columbia, Maryland

Although a determination of which estate planning documents are appropriate for any individual depends upon that individual’s circumstances, there are certain documents which are essential to any estate plan.  At this seminar, Ms. Rocco will discuss those documents, including financial Powers Of Attorney, Advance (medical) Directives, Last Will and Testaments, and if appropriate, revocable living trusts.

Please note that this seminar is not open to the public. If your organization would like Ms. Rocco to  present a seminar on the estate planning process and documents, probate administration, or elder law, please contact her office at 410-997-4228.

Articles

Valerie Rocco has written for a number of publications during her career. The following are some of her articles which have been published since January 2010, in Generations newspaper and OutLook By The Bay magazine. The following articles have been chosen to be included in this website because of the topics presented, which address questions that are frequently posed. Please be mindful that the laws may have changed since the articles were written.  Accordingly, before taking any action on the information presented, you should consult with an attorney to be assured that the information is still the law and applicable to your circumstances. Also, please be mindful that the following articles present general information regarding estate and disability planning, probate, and other topics, and are not intended to create an attorney-client relationship or constitute legal advice to readers. Visitors with legal concerns should consult with an attorney for advice regarding their specific circumstances.