Life can be full of uncertainties. Who will inherit your property when you die? Who will take care of your spouse and minor children should you not be able to? What kind of medical treatments would you like to receive if you become critically ill? You can’t always control the unfortunate circumstances in your life, however you can have a plan in place should they occur. MyCare Plan™ will enable you to plan not only for yourself, but for your loved ones as well.

MyCare Plan™ is our way of helping you plan for life’s uncertainties. It includes a variety of planning tools and options so that you may customize your plans for yourself and your family.

A living Trust is a revocable agreement that can be used as a tool to have your assets held by someone else, namely, the trust. Putting some or all of your assets in a living trust makes them easier to distribute at your death. A living trust also acts as an asset protection device to keep your assets safe.

A last will is the most recent expression of your desires for the handling of your financial and personal affairs when you die. A last will revokes any prior wills or codicils you may have made. A codicil is simply an amendment of a will.

A power of attorney is a document by which you appoint someone else (your “attorney-in-fact,” or “Agent”) to make decisions for yourself or with respect to your assets in the event you are unavailable or unable to do so. Your Agent can help you when you need it most.