Tamara R Pallas
April 20, 2020 | Daily Business Review
Why Advance Directives Can Save You and Your Family Added Grief in Times of HospitalizationWith the influx of coronavirus (COVID-19) cases, it has become increasingly important to plan for serious illness or incapacity. As a result of the pandemic, many people have focused on creating a plan for the distribution of their assets after death through a trust, will or by updating their current estate plans.
By Tamara R. Pallas
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