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The Role of an Agent Under a Power of Attorney: A Primer
For most people, the phrase “power of attorney” means very little. Even for those educated on the subject, it is easy to forget exactly who serves what role and why. Whether you are unfamiliar with the concept or simply need a refresher, keep reading to learn what it means to be an agent under a power of attorney. To begin, it is helpful to understand what is being asked of an agent under a power of attorney. A person appointed to the role becomes a representative of the pr
Robert P. Newman, Esq.
9 hours ago2 min read


Beneficiary Designations: Some Pitfalls
Beneficiary designations can have serious unintended consequences. Make sure your estate planning strategies leave your intended legacy.
Robert P. Newman, Esq.
Jun 20, 20235 min read


Spring Break Checklist. Yes, Spring Break!
Here are a few important reminders, whether you are traveling or enjoying a staycation for your spring break.
Robert P. Newman, Esq.
Feb 28, 20234 min read


A “Fiduciary”! What's that?
You may be asked to be power of attorney for a family member or friend. Your person may be planning for when they might become unable to...
Robert P. Newman, Esq.
Jul 26, 20223 min read


Are You Ready for Adulthood?
Not you, of course, but your child who will soon become an adult. You heard me. When your child turns 18 (in most states), it might be...
Robert P. Newman, Esq.
Jul 21, 20222 min read


Springing Financial Powers of Attorney. A what?
Estate planning is about more than preparing for the inevitable. A good estate plan should also consider the unexpected. Your plan may...
Robert P. Newman, Esq.
Jul 14, 20225 min read


Graduation & Estate Planning
Your child's 18th birthday is a good time to discuss adult issues such as estate planning and powers of attorney.
Robert P. Newman, Esq.
May 26, 20212 min read


Estate Planning Terms You Need to Know
To help you get comfortable with estate planning, below are some important terms you should know as you think about your own estate plan.
Robert P. Newman, Esq.
Oct 19, 20203 min read
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