Your Personal Guide to Estate Planning added to Familylegalpro.com offerings

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(Free-Press-Release.com) July 14, 2009 -- The legal professionals with FamilyLegalPro.com have added a valuable new ebook to their resource list. Your Personal Guide to Estate Planning, authored by Janie Evins, attorney at law, contains several legal forms for personal estate planning. The 32-page ebook is offered on the Familylegalpro.com site for only $9.95.

Estate Planning is important to every individual—young, old, married, single, with children, without children. This ebook is designed to provide readers with everything necessary to assist them in organizing key financial and estate information and to plan the disposition of assets after death. When you organize your assets and plan for a transition of your estate after your death, you are giving your family a very important gift.

Several legal forms are of Vital Importance in an Estate Plan: A well-drafted Last Will and Testament provides for a smooth transfer of your estate to your beneficiaries. A Durable Power of Attorney form allows a trusted individual to make financial decisions for you, even if you become medically incapacitated.

A Durable Health Care Directive allows a loved one to make important medical decisions for you if you are unable to make those decisions yourself. That Health Care Directive can also specify whether you want your life prolonged through artificial means. A Beneficiary’s Deed allows you (in some states) to provide for the transfer of your real property to your beneficiary. This deed becomes effective at the time of your death. Check with your local court clerk regarding the validity of this deed in your state.

Use the forms and sample documents enclosed in the ebook to complete your personal estate planning. Add to this notebook additional information such as insurance policies, retirement plans, burial policies and other documents that would be helpful to your family at the time of your death.

Familylegalpro.com also offers forms for uncontested divorces, with and without children and complete estate planning documents.

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