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Emergencies rarely come with warning. A sudden medical event, natural disaster, or unexpected hospitalization can change everything - especially for seniors. That's why emergency planning is a critical part of elder law and estate planing. 

At McIntyre Elder Law, we help clients prepare before a crisis happens. Having a clear plan in place reduces dress, avoids confusion, and ensures your wishes are honored when you may not be able to speak for yourself. 

Two Key Documents Eery Senior Should Have

• Healthcare Power of Attorney: Allows someone you trust to make medical decisions if you're unable to do so. Copies should be on file with your doctor and preferred hospital. 
• General Durable Power of Attorney: Authorizes a trusted agent to manage financial and legal matters like paying bills, accessing accounts, and working with attorneys. 

Accessibility Matters

Even the best documents won't help if they can't be found. Keep everything organized in one place, make sure your agents know where documents are, and share copies when appropriate. We provide clients with an organized binder and electronic access to make this easy. 

Thank you for reading our e-newsletter dedicated to protecting your assets and planning for long-term care. We look forward to assisting you with strategic legal solutions that ensure your peace of mind.

Greg McIntyre

Elder Law & Estate Planning Attorney 

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