Make Your Last Instructions Understood.
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Recent news events have prompted a heightened awareness of the importance of planning for the unexpected, even those things that make us "uncomfortable" to discuss.  Not many people consider the "what-if's" in life until something like this very public case bring it to the forefront.  According to Attorney Raymond LaBella of Orange Park, it's vital to have an active estate plan in place. These documents spell out the wishes of the testator, taking the guesswork out of end-of-life matters.  An attorney is, in effect, "coach" of the estate planning team, developing the strategies necessary, serving to coordinate the efforts of the accountant, insurance agents, brokers, and others with interest in your estate. Don't make your loved ones guess what's best for you-be pro-active and have your attorney set your intentions to paper through an estate plan, making sure all your affairs in order long before they need to be!