Most people mistakenly believe that a Durable Power of Attorney isn't needed until a person is well into their "senior citizen" years.  However, this is far from the truth!  

If you have bills to pay, own a car, a house, a bank account or any other type of tangible property, you should have a Power of Attorney designating a trustworthy person to handle your financial affairs in the event you become sick or have an unfortunate accident and need immediate help.

Having your Durable Power of Attorney in place is extremely important and can save your family hundreds of dollars in probate court fees.

As your Attorney, my goal  is to work closely with you to determine, strategize and accomplish your short and long-term power of attorney goals.

Gwendolyn Davis-Yancey, J.D., CPC

Family Attorney & Mindshift Coach

"Giving You A Voice In The Courtroom & In Your Life"!

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