Home Asset Protection Wills Durable Power of Attorney Health Care Proxy Living Will Final Expense Privacy Policy Contact Website Design by The Digital Artist	If you die without a will, the state will decide who gets your personal and financial possessions. The Eldershield Will Guide provides information regarding estate planning. Estate planning means arranging your affairs so that at the time of your passing, all is in order and your wishes are known and carried out. This allows you the ability to give what you have, to whomever you want, the way you want. The guide also provides information on documents that can help you if you become disabled. Click here for our informative video. In the guide, you will learn: What is Estate Planning? What kind of Wills are there? The guide describes: Simple Wills Reciprocal Wills Joint Wills Pour-Over Wills Holographic Wills Oral Wills Testamentary Trust Wills Codicil Living Will What happens if you don't have a Will? What needs to be included in your Will? How often should your Will be updated? Where should your Will be kept? Who should be your Executor? What is Probate? Do all assets need to be probated? What are Trusts? Estate Taxes What is a Durable Power of Attorney? What is a Health Care proxy? What is a Living Will? What are Advanced Medical Directives? What do you need to do next? Included with the booklet is a Last Will and Testament A Last Will and Testament is a written document that allows you to give what you have, to whom you want, how you want. Your Last Will and Testament also allows you to name an Executor. The Executor's job is to carry out your wishes in your will and would be responsible for your assets after you have passed away. For example, give everything to your spouse, if your spouse has predeceased then to your children equally. Or, if you are single, to your children equally and if the children have predeceased, then to their children. The will needs to signed and dated. The will should be signed in the presence of two witnesses and notarized. Each page will also need to be initialed. Specific state regulations for execution have been provided. You must be competent and understand what the will does and understand the document at the time that it is signed. Also included is a free Living Will. A Living Will, also referred to as Advanced Medical Directives, is a written document where you provide direction to your loved ones on how you want to be cared for if your medical conditions becomes terminal with no hope of recovery. Be sure your wishes are known! Order the Eldershield Will Guide now, and receive a free Living Will. $29.95 each plus $4.95 shipping and handling (and state tax, if applicable) Call 800-982-4300 now or Use the button below to order online: Are you fully protected? You may also need a Durable Power of Attorney and a Health Care Proxy! Click here for more information about Durable Power of Attorney. Click here for more information about Health Care Proxy.