Legal Question in Family Law in Georgia
Power of Attorney
My husband and I are going to Hawaii for 2 wks and leaving our two kids (ages 5 & 2) with my parents. In case something happens to us should we fill out something giving them the right to all our papers and accounts?
3 Answers from Attorneys
Re: Power of Attorney
I would make sure you have your wills completed.
Re: Power of Attorney
You should certainly both have wills with guardians named, and may also want to have durable powers of attorney. Call my office to discuss those further.
Re: Power of Attorney
If you do not have will documents in place that would provide financial security for your family in the event that one or both of you passes away or is incapacitated, you really need to take the step of having them drawn up, along with durable powers of attorney for health care/living wills. Call me if you wish to discuss what that entails.