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1. I would like to leave instructions regarding what decisions to make in the event I become incapacitated due to an accident or terminal illness.
2. I would like to name someone as my Power-of-Attorney over my finances if I become incapacitated and unable to make decisions on my own. Don’t know what a power of attorney means? According to legal definitions a Power of Attorney is a written authorization whereby you are authorizing someone to represent or act on your behalf in private affairs, business, or some other legal matter. 
3. I have a child/children. 
4. I have a special needs child/children or adult disabled child/children.
5. I want to determine who gets whatever I leave when I die whether it be money, real estate or “stuff”. 
6. I want to know that my family or significant others are taken care of in the manner I choose after I die. 
7. I want to leave something to one or more charities when I die. 
8. I want to leave a positive “Legacy.” 
9. I want to maximize the value of the estate I leave behind. 

If you answered YES to any of the above questions – you should definitely consider having a comprehensive Estate Plan!